Daily Bulletin

Good morning. As U.S. 10-year Treasury yields lost momentum, Wall Street also saw a search for a rebound yesterday. This morning, despite the rise in oil prices, U.S. futures are in positive territory, European futures are flat under the shadow of budget concerns, while Asia presents a mixed picture. Domestically, the market is tending to regain morale following news flow that payments in the liquidation process will begin, albeit up to a certain limit, and index revisions. We think the search for momentum on Borsa Istanbul will continue once the anxious pricing environment calms down. The BIST 100 Index rose 2.5% to 12,249 points yesterday, with ASELS, TUPRS, ASTOR, SASA and YKBNK contributing to the index, while BIMAS, TRMET, TRALT, KRDMD and MGROS weighed on it. Companies standing out with steady money inflows over the past week were ASELS, RGYAS, ISGYO and HTTBT. Technically, the 12,150 and 11,900 support levels and the 12,500 / 12,700 resistance zone can be monitored for the BIST 100 index. U.S. employment data stand out on today's agenda. No rate change is expected from the Fed in October, but the data may still have a market impact. Türkiye's 5-year CDS premiums start the day at 257 basis points.