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Mixed effects of Turkish crisis on Bulgarian economy

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At the backdrop of the situation in Turkey there is an outflow of capitals from that country and rising interest in investing in Bulgaria, including from Turkish companies, Bulgarian Economy Minister Bozhidar Lukarski has said. However, Turkey is one of the six largest trade partners of Bulgaria and the crisis that it is going through will have negative effects of Bulgarian exports. The situation in Turkey is changing very dynamically and we should not make conclusions, Minister Lukarski added.



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