It is possible to categorize the expectations regarding the country's economy into two main groups!
The expectations in the first group are positive expectations!
The expectations in the second group are negative expectations!
Those who have positive expectations assume that the disrupted economy will be put on track as a result of the measures taken.
Those who have negative expectations believe that the measures taken will not be a solution in any way.
Those who have positive expectations are making move after move.
Their aim is to strengthen the Turkish lira.
They are taking new steps every day to make the Turkish lira strong against foreign currency.
But the Turkish lira cannot achieve the desired strength.
On the contrary, the volatility in foreign exchange continues.
As such, those who have negative expectations about the future of the economy are strengthened.
And they make statements to the effect of "didn't we tell you so?"
For example, those who have positive expectations publish savings circulars to strengthen the Turkish lira.
Those who have negative expectations argue that the savings circular published is of no use, saying that it is about investments.
They argue that savings should be made from waste, not from investments.
They say that more production and less consumption is necessary for the country's economy to breathe easily.
They state that saving on investments will mean less production instead of more production.
There is an unnamed war going on between the future of the country's economy and expectations.
Yes, many precautions are taken every day.
But it cannot be said that these measures will work in the short term.
Those who direct the economy are already making an appointment for a recovery in the economy a few years later.
We hope that the steps taken to strengthen the Turkish lira will yield positive results in the long run and those with positive expectations will not be embarrassed.
Otherwise, they won't be able to escape the words of those who have negative expectations for a long time!