Minister Şimşek Warns Public to Only Trust Official News Sources

Minister of Treasury and Finance Mehmet Şimşek has issued a warning against trusting false news that aims to spread uneasiness and distrust in the markets. In a statement, Minister Şimşek emphasized that deliberate misinformation is being circulated and urged the public not to rely on any news that has not been officially announced by the ministry.

According to Minister Şimşek, the government’s policies outlined in the Medium Term Program are transparent and will be implemented in a rule-based and predictable manner. He reassured that these policies will continue even after the upcoming elections.

Minister Şimşek took to Twitter to emphasize the importance of not believing false news, stating, “Deliberate news is being circulated to create uneasiness and distrust in the markets. We have clearly laid out the policies we will implement in our Medium Term Program. Our rule-based and predictable policies will continue in the post-election period.”

As the government works to maintain stability and confidence in the markets, Minister Şimşek urged citizens to stay informed through official channels and not be swayed by misinformation. It is essential to prioritize verified information to make informed decisions about financial matters and market trends.

 

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