ANKARA: Turkey’s privatisation revenues in the first half of the year totalled 5.8 billion lira ($1.64 billion) and they will reach a targeted level of 13 billion lira by year-end, Finance Minister Naci Agbal said on Monday.
Speaking at a news conference, Agbal also said he believed inflation would come down to single-digits by the end of the year and that economic growth figures would exceed official forecasts.
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