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Weekend Agenda

2026-09-12AI-powered weekend agenda review — preparing for the new week

1. Weekend Agenda Summary

Over the weekend, inflationary pressures in the domestic economy have been prominent, including lump-sum increases for pensioners and rental increase rates. Globally, geopolitical tensions, particularly the situation in the Middle East, continue to put pressure on energy prices and affect markets. We will start the new week with both domestic inflation data and global risk factors on the agenda.

2. Economy & Finance (Turkey)

Over the weekend, with the expectation of a flat raise and retroactive payment for retired civil servantschers, and the announcement of the September rent increase rate at 31.79 percent, this indicates that inflationary pressures continue. [CNN Türk] Also noteworthy are the Court of Cassation's precedent decision on weekly leave affecting millions of workers and the Ministry of Health's recruitment of 26.000 personnel. [HaberTürk]

3. Money & Currency

While the controlled rise in USD/TL continues, market expectations of an interest rate hike are strengthening. [Investing TR Forex] Energy and geopolitical risks are re-questioning the potential of the dollar being seen as a safe haven in global markets, while Brent oil staying above $100 continues to be a pressure factor on the exchange rate. [Doviz.com]

4. Real Estate

Statements indicating that digital transformation in the real estate market is accelerating draw attention. [İşin Detayı Gayrimenkul] Additionally, developments such as the start of social housing applications in Istanbul and Luxera GYO signing a 10 billion TL project point to activity in the sector. [İşin Detayı Gayrimenkul]

5. Trade & Foreign Trade

No significant developments in foreign trade stood out over the weekend.

6. Geopolitical & Global Economy

Geopolitical risks in the Middle East are pushing oil prices above $100, creating pressure in global markets. [Ekonomist] This situation is increasing energy costs while negatively affecting European stock markets. [Son Dakika] The global economy, on the other hand, is following a volatile course due to the risks created by geopolitical uncertainties and the inflationary environment. [BBC Business]

7. New Week Agenda

This content was compiled by artificial intelligence from weekend news; it is for informational purposes only, not investment advice.

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