Safe havens rise as Russia decides on 'partial mobilization'
Daily NewsSafe havens such as gold, dollars and bonds rose after Russian President Vladimir Putin declared mobilization. Europe's common currency, the euro, fell. Putin dec...
Read MoreSafe havens such as gold, dollars and bonds rose after Russian President Vladimir Putin declared mobilization. Europe's common currency, the euro, fell. Putin dec...
Read MoreWheat prices surged by the most since March amid tensions over Russian President Vladimir Putin's promise to annex occupied Ukrainian territories and uncertainty ...
Read MoreUS chipmaker Micron Technology has broken ground on its new $15 billion chip factory in Boise, Idaho. The factory, which is expected to start production in phases...
Read MoreThe price of diesel per liter has been reduced by 1.74 TL, effective September 20. Following the decline in international product prices, a discount was applied t...
Read MoreWhile private banks İş Bankası and Denizbank suspended services for the Russian payment system Mir, public bank Vakıfbank stated that there was no sudden change i...
Read MoreIn the Istanbul free market, the dollar started the day at 18.2980 liras and the euro at 18.3290 liras. In the free market, the dollar bought at 18.2960 liras is ...
Read MoreNew housing prices in China continued to fall in August, showing the biggest drop in the last 6 years. According to data compiled by the National Bureau of Statis...
Read MoreThe German government has appointed a trustee for the German unit of the Russian energy company Rosneft. It was decided to appoint a trustee for RN Refining & Mar...
Read MoreThe three most important leading indicators of Chinese economic growth, industrial production, retail sales and fixed capital investment, exceeded economists’ exp...
Read MoreIn the Istanbul free market, the dollar started the day at 18.2690 liras and the euro at 18.2280 liras. In the free market, the dollar bought at 18.2670 liras is ...
Read MoreBillionaire investor Ray Dalio predicted a hard landing scenario and a major decline in stocks. Following the inflation that exceeded expectations in the US, famo...
Read MoreThe US 2-30 year yield curve points to the most inverted curve in 22 years, supporting hard landing scenarios in the country's economy. Yield curves reflecting so...
Read MoreIn the Istanbul free market, the dollar started the day at 18.2570 liras and the euro at 18.1890 liras. In the free market, the dollar bought at 18.2550 liras is ...
Read MoreFollowing the US CPI data, talk of a 100 basis point Fed rate hike in September began. Jeffrey Gundlach, known as the bond king, said that contrary to the prevail...
Read MoreInflation in the UK recorded a limited decline in August. Economists had predicted some decline in inflation in the country due to the decline in oil prices. Annu...
Read MoreRussia’s energy revenues have fallen to their lowest level in more than a year as it cuts gas flows to Europe and sanctions force the country to sell oil at a dis...
Read MoreTaiwan reported that 42 Chinese warplanes, 1 military drone and 9 ships were seen around the island. China had been observed to have increased its military patrol...
Read MoreThe international credit rating agency Standard and Poors (S&P) has upgraded Portugal's credit rating. According to the statement made by S&P, the country's long-...
Read MoreOil started the week losing ground as speculation about weakening global demand grew and investors weighed a raft of details about a U.S.-led plan to try to cap t...
Read MoreStocks in the Asia-Pacific region started the week on a positive note. Shares in Asia-Pacific rose on Monday amid heightened risk sentiment. The Nikkei 225 rose 1...
Read MoreThe production activities at the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant, Europe’s largest nuclear power plant located in Ukraine, have been completely halted. The Ukraini...
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