Economic difficulties associated With money transactions from Russia to Turkey, which began in December last year, continuing to deepen, creating instability in the field of foreign trade.
As reported by Ekonomim, many companies are faced with the fact that their payments are either returned or rejected banks. This could cause serious disruptions in exports, the material notes.
The publication indicates that growing foreign trade between Turkey and Russia is facing obstacles in remittances. Thus, after the visit of US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to Ankara, problems arose with receiving payments in Turkish lira and rubles from Russia. Transfers have begun to return from some banks, and some banking institutions are refusing to accept previously confirmed transactions.
The publication's sources say that remittances have almost stopped since January 1, and that this situation has begun to disrupt exports.