BGC Partners - BGC Partners: November Capacity Utilization improves

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BGC Partners: November Capacity Utilization improves

Capacity utilization rate (CUR) was 77.2% in November 2019, compared with 76.4% in October 2019 and 74.1% in November 2018. While the y/y trend continues to improve, the seasonally adjusted CUR in November also jumped strongly m/m from 76.0% to 76.7%.

26/11/2019 3 EN

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BGC Partners

BGC has been one of the major market players in Turkish OTC debt, FX and swaps markets since 1998.

We started offering corporate finance and investment banking services to our clients in 2013. We offer a complete range of financial services to help our clients achieve their goals. Our main areas of activity within investment banking are as follows:

Mergers & Acquisitions
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BGC Partners: November Capacity Utilization improves

BGC Partners: TURKEY - Central Government Budget continued to improve in February

BGC Partners: TURKEY - CBT Expectation Survey: No major change in inflation forecasts and a 50bps rate cut expectation from the CBT next week...

BGC Partners: TURKEY - Retail sales volume maintained a strong trend in January

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