Country: TR | Published: 2026-09-15
Turkish markets continue to digest the energy-driven risk picture, with officials reviewing market exposures as oil prices climb and diesel costs rise amid Middle East tensions. Co
Turkish markets continue to digest the energy-driven risk picture, with officials reviewing market exposures as oil prices climb and diesel costs rise amid Middle East tensions. Corporate credit stress is in focus after a Turkish energy firm's bond dropped sharply following its decision to bring in debt advisers, while a WTO panel ruling against Turkey's taxes and import curbs on Chinese electric vehicles adds a trade friction layer to the narrative. Geopolitical headlines, including the foreign minister's call for a return to the pre-war status quo in the Strait of Hormuz, keep sentiment heavy even as the broader disinflation story remains intact.