The BIST 100 index in Borsa Istanbul lost 1.56% of its value and ended the day at 10,208.76 points.
While the BIST 100 index fell 162.02 points from the previous close, the total trading volume was 129.3 billion lira. The banks index lost 1.35% and the holdings index lost 1.57%. Among the industry indexes, the industry with the highest increase was metal goods and machinery with 1.03% and the highest decrease was mining with 3.52%. While the federal government shutdown in the United States and concerns about the credit health of the banking sector had an impact on prices, the BIST 100 index gained value with purchases after testing the 10,053.74 level, but ended the final trading day of the week with a selling bias. According to the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) Market Participant Survey, expectations for an increase in the October Consumer Price Index (CPI), which was 2.05% last month, increased to 2.34%. Expectations for CPI increase at the end of the year are now increasing from 29.86% to 31.77%. Analysts expect next week's domestic Consumer Confidence Index, interest rate decision to be made at the CBRT Monetary Policy Committee (PPK) meeting and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) abroad, retail sales, industrial production data in China, foreign trade balance and CPI in Japan, Euro zone consumer confidence index, Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), CPI in the US as well as He noted that a data-intensive agenda will be followed. Stating that public sector data due to be released next week in the United States will be delayed due to the federal government shutdown, analysts said that technically, the 10,100 and 10,000 levels in the BIST 100 index are support levels, while the 10,300 and 10,400 levels are resistance levels. According to AA Finance's expectations survey for CBRT's MPC meeting, economists' median expectation for the October MPC decision is for the policy rate to fall 100 basis points to 39.50%, while the median of year-end policy rate expectations is 37.5%.
