1. Weekend Agenda Summary
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The main source of risk over the weekend was geopolitical: signs of deadlock in US-Iran talks, Iran's conditions regarding the Strait of Hormuz, and Brent crude rising above $105 per barrel pressured global risk appetite.
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A wave of selling in global bond markets and interest rate concerns hit stocks, while a sharp slowdown in employment in the US deepened growth concerns.
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In Turkey, eyes turned to September inflation data as it was debated that the bond market priced in both expectations and risks simultaneously, and that the expectation survey was completed ahead of S&P's credit rating decision.
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Foreign trade was on the agenda: As September data was released, Minister Şimşek announced that annualized exports reached $283.7 billion.
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In real estate, sharp price drops in London painted the global picture, while Turkey's Emlak Konut's $1 billion share buyback program and local projects stood out.
2. Economy & Finance (Turkey)
The assessment that the bond market "priced in many expectations and risks at the same time" [BloombergHT]
News sources:
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Economy & Finance (Turkey): BloombergHT, CNN Türk, HaberTürk
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Real Estate: Google News · Real Estate, İşin Detayı Gayrimenkul
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Money & Currency: Doviz.com, Google Haberler · Döviz, Investing TR Forex, Direction of Money
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Trade & Foreign Trade: Google News · Trade
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Geopolitics: AA Güncel, DW Türkçe, Google Haberler · Geopolitics, Hürriyet Dünya
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Global Economy: BBC Business, Google News · World (EN)