The banking index on the Turkish Stock Exchange today expanded its losses, falling over 4.5%, amid growing concerns that the central bank may be delayed, or even not making future interest rates reductions after yesterday’s dive.
The banking index on the Turkish Stock Exchange today expanded its losses, falling over 4.5%, amid growing concerns that the central bank may be delayed, or even not making future interest rates reductions after yesterday’s dive.
The Turkish shares reinforced by 1% after a dive recorded yesterday after the arrest of Ekrem Imamoglu, the main political opponent of President Tayyip Erdogan, while the pound was unchanged.
After rising 0.6% at the start of the transactions, the Bist-100 General Index was volatile, up 0.97% at 12:48 am Greece. Bist 100 closed yesterday with 8.72% loss at 9.860.29 points.
The pound was moving at 38,0000 against the US dollar at 12:48 am. Yesterday, she fell to the historic low of 42 pounds against the dollar, before recovering most of her losses.
The bank index fell 1.68% at the beginning of the meeting. He recorded a dip of up to 5.9% at 09:25 hours of Greece, before limiting his losses shortly afterwards. At 12:48 pm Greece, he lost 4.6%.
Source: Skai
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