
Dollar Index at Seven-Week High: 100.70
The dollar index (DXY) rose 0.15% on Wednesday to reach 100.70, driven by strong expectations that the Fed will deliver at least one more rate hike this year; this marked its highest level in more than seven weeks. Against the stronger dollar, gold fell 0.57% to $4,339.01 an ounce; the previous close stood at $4,363.74.
Flash PMI Data Beats Expectations in the Eurozone and Germany
Flash HCOB PMI data released in the eurozone showed the composite index rising to 53.1 from 52.0 in August, above the market expectation of 51.5; the services PMI jumped to 53.0, above the 51.7 expectation and the prior reading of 51.6, while the manufacturing PMI held steady at 52.7, defying expectations of a decline to 52.6. In Germany, the manufacturing PMI slipped to 53.8, below the 54.5 expectation and the prior reading of 54.3, while the services PMI posted a marked jump to 52.9 from 49.7 in August.
Oil Falls Below $100: Hormuz Signal and Saudi Pipeline
Brent crude fell below $100 to around $98 after Iran signaled it was ready to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within a week if the US eases military pressure and lifts the blockade on Iranian ports, and Saudi Aramco restarted its East-West Oil Pipeline — damaged in drone attacks on September 13 — at reduced capacity on Tuesday. Saudi Aramco aims to raise the pipeline's capacity to around 4 million barrels a day.
BIST 100 Opens Lower for a Second Straight Day
The BIST 100 index closed Tuesday down 1.04% at 13,198.84 points before falling a further 0.35% to 13,152.37 points on Wednesday morning. The banking index rose 0.19%, while the holding index lost 1.56% and the financial leasing and factoring index fell 8.59%.
Ekonomik Takvim | 21-27 September 2026
🇺🇸 23 September 2026, 16.45 (TSİ)
US S&P Global Manufacturing and Services Flash PMI
Flash PMI data on business conditions in the manufacturing and services sectors will be released at 16.45 (TSİ); the data will be closely watched for its bearing on expectations around the Fed's rate path.
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