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Weekend Agenda

2026-09-26AI-powered weekend agenda review — preparing for the new week

1. Weekend Agenda Summary

2. Economy & Finance (Turkey)

Borsa İstanbul closed the week with gains [CNN Türk]; while Goldman Sachs's assessment that "financial conditions are easing in Türkiye" [BloombergHT] supported optimism, Fitch's warning that high inflation and external shocks make balancing difficult [Paranın Yönü] reminded that risks persist. In precious metals, while Fed's interest rate hike pressure was discussed, it was stated that the quota-driven price gap of up to 11 thousand dollars with the world has closed [BloombergHT]. On the fund side, while claims that "fees would be collected from citizens" were denied, the seizure of all suspects' assets in the fund investigation came to the agenda [Doviz.com]; seniority compensation with SGK letter [HaberTürk] and news about the new period in hybrid work [CNN Türk] were also among the other headlines in the economic agenda.

3. Money & Currency

DXY was the main agenda of the weekend: analyses that the compression around the 100 level increased global risks, the dollar's "safe haven premium" was questioned, and geopolitical risks were read together with Fed hawkishness came to the fore [Investing TR Forex]. It was reported that the controlled rise in Dollar/TL continued and the inflation report shaped expectations regarding the exchange rate path [Investing TR Forex]. On the regulatory front, news that the Fed is preparing to raise banking thresholds to a level close to 1 trillion dollars [Paranın Yönü], and that the US seized an 84 million dollar account of a payment company linked to Tether [Doviz.com] drew attention. On the consumer side, while talk of "the biggest gasoline hike of all time" circulated [Doviz.com], it was announced that the strongest fund inflow since the pandemic was recorded into global equity funds [Doviz.com].

4. Real Estate

Emlak Konut GYO's 1 billion TL share buyback program signaling confidence in the market was the standout corporate news of the week; the process is being followed through KAP announcements [Finans Hattı; BloombergHT]. While Minister Kurum announced a 25% discount for TOKI debtors and that a draw will be held for 1.602 housing units in Istanbul, the deadline for rental social housing applications was also approaching [İsindetayi Gayrimenkul; CNN Türk]. On the price side, a 23% increase in housing prices in August was prominent, while it was reported that Vakıf GYO's eco-friendly center project in Sancaktepe was completed [İsindetayi Gayrimenkul]. Globally, sharp value losses were seen in London's most expensive districts, with losses in Mayfair reaching 58% [Herbir Emlak], and proposals to restrict buying and selling and short-term rentals [MadeinVilnius.lt] fueled transformation discussions in the housing market.

5. Trade & Foreign Trade

This weekend, no notable development stood out in trade and foreign trade areas. Germany's preparation of an economic measures package towards China, which indirectly affects foreign trade, and US companies from China

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