The countries surrounding Turkey are going through tumultuous times: to the west the debt-stricken countries of the eurozone; to the south the countries of the Middle East – many in various states of revolution and turmoil. Not that anyone thinks the turmoil is likely to spread to Turkey. Rather the opposite. The country seems an oasis of calm surrounded by uncertainty. “We have seen little impact from politics in the region so far. We’ve never seen so much foreign interest in Turkey,” says Selim Kervanci, head of global banking for Turkey at HSBC.
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