• Despite another shaky start to the day, the BIST managed to pare its losses in the second half of the day, to close 1.91% higher at 9749, but on a low turnover of TRY 76.3bn, ahead of Friday’s long weekend.
• Today, the higher-than expected inflation reading from Australia is triggering risk-off mode in the Asian markets, while the US Futures are flat, indicating a flat opening at the BIST as well.
• The Telecom-Transportation and Service sectors led the buying frenzy, closing 3.29% and 2.68% higher, the Airlines (at par with its global peers), rebounded thanks to the WHO’s calming of the nerves regarding the M-Pox virus, while the Banks closed 1.40% higher, and the Industrial and Conglomerates by +1.16% and +1.13%, respectively. After Monday’s surge, the Energy stocks stopped to catch its breath, lagging the rally with a mere 0.36% rise, and Monday’s selloffs in the Mining stocks continued yesterday as well, with a loss of 1.77%.
• TCELL finally ended its recent drought and topped the best performing BIST30 stocks thanks to its 6.04% rise, followed by PGSUS and OYAKC stocks, while KOZAL-PETKM and BRSAN were the most sold.
• Regarding yesterday’s media reports of ULAK’s 5g developments, and entity comprised of ASELS and NETAS, both stocks ended the day on a high note-closing 3.67% and 3.46%, respectively.
• As of print, the TRY is trading slightly weaker against the USD at 34.05, but stronger against the Euro at 37.97, while the DXY is higher this morning at 100.79.
• The 2yr and 10yr rates continued their rise from Monday, both closing 11bps higher at 42.16% and 28.41%, respectively.
• On the Commodity front, Brent is trading calm this morning at $78.60, while after peaking at its new historic level at $2529 yesterday, ounce GOLD has retreated this morning to $2509.
• In its summary report from last week’s MPC meeting, the CBRT stated that the leading indicators are showing a slowdown in inflation, but in cautious to the upwards risk in inflation, the Bank will maintain its cautious stance.
AGENDA
• On the local front, the Trade Balance will be released, while there are no exciting macro releases on the International side.
2Q2024 FINANCIAL RESULTS
• TABGD: Disclosed that its quarterly net income was at TRY 769mn vs TRY 855mn y/y, and that its 6mth net profits fell by 57% to TRY 913mn from TRY 2.13bn.
CORPORATE
• SAHOL: Disclosed that in line with Çimsa's strategy to grow in sustainable building materials markets and expand its global footprint, a share purchase agreement has been signed on 27.08.2024 to acquire 94.7% of the share capital of Mannok Holdings DAC ("Mannok") by Cimsa Ireland Ltd, a 100%-owned subsidiary of Sabanci Building Solutions BV ("SBS").
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