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Turkish stock exchange down at Wednesday's open

BIST 100 index loses around 40 points at midweek opening session08 July 2026

US airlines’ fuel spending jumps 84% in May to $6.7B

Middle East conflict drives sharp rise in jet fuel costs, while fuel consumption slips 0.6% year-on-year08 July 2026

Brent oil rises over 3% as US revokes Iranian oil sales waiver after Hormuz escalation

Fresh US strikes in Iran, renewed tanker attacks near Strait of Hormuz raise concerns over global energy supply disruptions08 July 2026

Turkish stock exchange ends Tuesday in positve territory

Benchmark BIST 100 index rises 72.83 points in closing session07 July 2026

US trade deficit widens to largest gap in more than a year in May

Goods and services deficit rises 42.2% to $77.6B, with exports falling 3.2%, while imports increasing 3.3%07 July 2026

Toyota moving production from Mexico to US, says Trump

'Tariffs at work,' says US president, touting the effects of his policy of higher tariffs on imports to US07 July 2026

Türkiye's Roketsan, Aselsan welcome NATO defense industry agreements on strategic capability projects

Agreements cover strike capabilities, integrated air and missile defense systems, space and surveillance capabilities, says Roketsan chief07 July 2026

Türkiye's HIT-30 defense tech call expected to attract international investment, says industry minister

Türkiye to support large-scale production investments in innovative defense technologies with $5B under HIT-30 program, says Mehmet Fatih Kacir07 July 2026

Türkiye seeks stronger cooperation with Czech Republic, Croatia, and Albania during NATO summit

Turkish Trade Minister Omer Bolat welcomes leaders from Czechia, Croatia, Albania, Romania, Lithuania in Ankara07 July 2026

Global markets trade mixed amid renewed Middle East tensions

Iranian missile strikes on vessels in Strait of Hormuz shatter hopes for peace, driving up oil prices and stoking inflationary pressures, prompting Fed’s monetary policy roadmap to be reassessed07 July 2026

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