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TR Monitor, 21 9月 2026

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Article▶FUND DEFAULTS SHAKE BORSA İSTANBUL AS REGULATORS STEP IN WEEKLY ECONOMIC DATA Bader Arslan TH GORDION KNOT Mete Belovacıklı NOBODY PICKS A PRICE WAR Hilmi Güvenal WINNING BY NOT Gündüz Fındıkçıoğlu ▶OIL CRISIS MAY AFFECT TÜRKİYE IN A SPECIAL WAY Prof. İl

▶FUND DEFAULTS SHAKE BORSA İSTANBUL AS REGULATORS STEP IN WEEKLY ECONOMIC DATA Bader Arslan TH GORDION KNOT Mete Belovacıklı NOBODY PICKS A PRICE WAR Hilmi Güvenal WINNING BY NOT Gündüz Fındıkçıoğlu ▶OIL CRISIS MAY AFFECT TÜRKİYE IN A SPECIAL WAY Prof. İl

ArticleECONOMIC CALENDAR

MONDAY, 10:00: Septem­ber capa­city util­iz­a­tion rate MONDAY, 10:00: Septem­ber Real Sec­tor Con­fid­ence Index TUESDAY, 10:00: Septem­ber Con­sumer Con­fid­ence Index WEDNESDAY, 10:00: Septem­ber sec­toral infla­tion expect­a­tions THURSDAY, 10:00:...

ECONOMIC CALENDAR

ArticleBudget

BADER ARSLAN THE cent­ral gov­ern­ment budget pos­ted a TL 12.9 bil­lion sur­plus in August. The primary sur­plus stood at TL 210 bil­lion. In the Janu­ary-August period, the budget defi­cit reached TL 1.31 tril­lion. The Medium-Term Pro­gram (MTP)...

Budget

ArticleFund Mar­ket

FOLLOWING dif­fi­culties in the fund mar­ket, the Fin­an­cial Sta­bil­ity Com­mit­tee con­vened and stated that the issue was being closely mon­itored, that there was no struc­tural risk, and that the prob­lem was tem­por­ary and man­age­able. The...

Fund Mar­ket

ArticleHous­ing Sales

HOUSING sales fell 14.7% year-on-year to 127,410 units in August. In the Janu­ary-August period, hous­ing sales totaled 950,529 units, down 6.8% from the same period of the pre­vi­ous year.

Hous­ing Sales

ArticleUS

Fed­eral Reserve raised its policy rate by 25 basis points to a range of 3.75%–4.00%. This was the first rate hike since July 2023. Six­teen Fed offi­cials expect another rate hike by the end of the year.

US

ArticleGLOBAL MARKETS

WEDNESDAY, 16:45: US man­u­fac­tur­ing and ser­vices PMIs THURSDAY, 15:30: US ini­tial job­less claims FRIDAY, 15:30: US dur­able goods orders

GLOBAL MARKETS

ArticleJapan

THE Bank of Japan raised its policy rate to 1.25%, the highest level since 1995.

Japan