With gold punching through $4,000 an ounce and lithium demand structurally intact, the critical-minerals story is forcing investors everywhere, including in Istanbul, to rethink how they hold hard assets.
A modest Wall Street pullback masks a more telling rotation out of risk assets, with implications for emerging-market investors from Istanbul to Jakarta.
As copper softens on demand uncertainty, investors from Istanbul to Sydney are watching the bellwether metal for clues about whether the global growth cycle has genuinely turned.
A sharp reversal in global technology shares has rattled risk appetite worldwide, forcing investors in Istanbul and beyond to reassess how much of their portfolios rest on AI-driven earnings promises.
A brutal 4.60 per cent selloff in the Nasdaq is redrawing the terms of global M&A, handing acquirers leverage they have not held in years, but the spoils are unevenly distributed.
A sharp flight to quality is reshaping global portfolios, with Istanbul investors facing a familiar dilemma between lira hedges and hard-currency shelter.
A mixed but broadly resilient overnight session on Wall Street leaves Istanbul traders navigating familiar crosscurrents of lira volatility, inflation hedging and selective foreign appetite for emerging market risk.
