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USTEDC — U.S.–Türkiye Economic Development Corporation

Quarterly publication

The U.S.–Türkiye Bilateral Brief

A quarterly institutional read on the corridor: what moved in trade and investment, what changed in tariffs, incentives and regulation, and what it means for buyers, suppliers and public agencies over the coming quarter.

What each edition contains

What each edition contains

Six fixed sections, published within four weeks of each quarter close, in English and Turkish.

01

Corridor scoreboard

Quarterly goods and services trade, investment flows and sector shares, with the source and revision date for every figure.

02

Policy and tariff watch

Changes to duty schedules, trade remedies, export controls and customs procedure on both sides, with the practical effect on landed cost.

03

Incentive calendar

Open application windows for Turkish investment, R&D and export supports, and for U.S. federal and state programmes, with deadlines.

04

Sector focus

One priority industry examined in depth each quarter: demand signals, capacity, qualification bar and where transactions are actually closing.

05

Execution notes

Anonymised observations from active mandates: where transactions stalled, what resolved them and how long each stage took.

06

Outlook and watch list

What we expect to move next quarter, stated as assumptions that can be checked against outcomes in the following edition.

Publication schedule

Publication schedule

Editions are dated by the quarter they cover. Subscribers receive each edition on release, with corrections issued transparently where data is revised at source.

Edition 01

Corridor baseline and methodology

In preparation

Edition 02

Sector focus: automotive and mobility

Scheduled

Edition 03

Sector focus: energy and infrastructure

Scheduled

Edition 04

Annual review and forward objectives

Scheduled

Subscribe to the brief

Subscribe to the brief

No promotional email. One publication per quarter, plus material corridor alerts — tariff actions, incentive-cycle deadlines and programme openings — where timing affects decisions.