The August futures contract was traded at 8,565.00 level in the opening session, 0.7 percent above the previous normal session closing.
The index contract, which followed a buying course yesterday, closed the regular session at 8,506.25 points, 3.7 percent above its previous closing. The index contract continued to rise in the evening session, reaching 8,535.75 points.
While global markets followed a mixed course with concerns about monetary policies around the world, eyes were turned to the inflation data to be announced in the USA today.
According to the pricing in the money markets, while it is predicted that the Fed will most likely not change the policy rate, it is stated that the inflation data to be announced in the USA today may increase the volatility in the said pricing.
On the other hand, in the evaluation of the credit rating agency Moody’s on Turkey yesterday, it was stated that if the new economic policies are maintained and the risks are reduced, the outlook may turn positive and the rating increase may be brought to the agenda.
In the assessment, it was noted that the return to orthodox policies in Turkey took place faster than expected, and it was stated that this situation increased predictability.
Analysts stated that these developments are positive in terms of Turkish lira assets and they are expected to support the foreign interest that has started to recover recently.
Stating that today, industrial production in the country, inflation and weekly unemployment applications in the USA abroad will be followed, analysts stated that 8.600 and 8.750 levels are in the position of resistance and 8.500 and 8.400 points are in the support position in the index contract from a technical point of view.
