• The BIST closed yesterday on a harsh sell-off, closing the day 2.62% lower, below the critical 5000 SUPPORT level at 4891, with a turnover of TRY 48.6bn, with the selloffs uniform across the board, and the sales accelerating towards the end of the session.
o The selloffs were parallel to the risk-off mode in the global markets due to both inflationary, but also recessionary concerns, and health of the global banking sector, ignited by the 49% losses in the First Republic Bank, after they disclosed that their deposits dropped 40% in 1Q23.
• EREGL was the only stock that managed to close in the positive territory, and just barely above water, whereas AKSEN-due to the Sudan contagion fear spreading throughout Africa, was the most sold blue-chip, and was followed by KOZAA and TCELL.
• Today, we expect a flat/positive opening on the continuing global woes, and ahead of the May 1st long weekend.
• As of yesterday’s close, the TRY is trading at 19.43 against the USD, but slightly weaker against the Euro at 21.34. On the bonds’ front, the 2yr bond rates fell by 23bps to 14.12%, the 10yr yields rose by 41bps to 12.12%.
• On the commodity front, Brent is trading higher as of yesterday’s 18:10 close at USD 81, flat, and ounce and gram GOLD are at flat USD 1247 and TRY 1996, respectively.
• Yesterday, incumbent US President, Joe Biden disclosed his nomination for the 2024 Presidential race.
• Stellantis-the European automaker disclosed that it plans to lay-off 3500 workers.
1Q23 FINANCIAL RESULTS:
• TAVHL: Slightly Negative: In 1Q23, TAVHL incurred a staggering net loss of TRY919mn, while the mean market expectation was -TRY610mn. The Net Profit was significantly affected by the one-off earthquake taxes, totaling -EUR15.9mn, with -EUR9.5mn in current tax and -€6.5m in EAI. Despite achieving an expected Ebitda of TRY861mn, the Ebitda margin was below expectations, reaching only 17%, which was 1.6pp lower than the market expectation. Although the company reported a commendable 74% increase in international passenger traffic, totaling 7.4mn, as compared to 2019, the domestic passenger numbers were recorded at 6.8mn, which was 19% lower than the 2019 figures. This decline was due to the imposition of domestic price caps, which had a substantial impact on the company's financial performance.
NEWS FLOW:
• ULKER: Disclosed the merger of its 91.67% subsidiary Ulker Cikolata and 73.92% subsidiary Biskuvi, and that the paid-in capital of the Conglomerate would be increased to TRY 369.2mn from TRY 342mn.
• NTGAZ: Disclosed that it has signed a 239mn kWh LNG and CNG agreement with the Caykur tea company.
• GRTRK: Shares will start trading at the BIST today
AGENDA:
• There are no major macro releases expected today, whereas the US Durable Goods Orders will be released States-side.
• AKBNK (TFG Est: NI TRY 10.898bn vs Cons. TRY 10.686bn) and TTRAK (Est: TRY 1.11bn) are also expected to release their 1Q23 results today after the markets close.
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Yasal Uyarı
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