Dollar and Euro Start the Day Higher: US-Iran Tensions Dominate Markets

As of the current session, the Euro/TL is trading at 51.5810 with a 0.1% decrease, while the Pound/TL is at 58.9950, down 0.1%.
The U.S.
Dollar Index, reflecting the currency's global strength, has stabilized at 97.9, up 0.1%.
Geopolitical Risks and Trump's Statements Increasing tensions between the U.S.
and Iran remain a significant factor for asset prices.
President Donald Trump indicated that the situation's trajectory would be clarified within the next 10 days.
Trump stressed the necessity of a comprehensive agreement with Iran, warning of potential negative outcomes otherwise.
Key Economic Data in Focus Analysts report that domestic markets will track the international investment position, real sector confidence index, and manufacturing capacity utilization rates today.
On the international front, a busy data schedule is anticipated.
Market participants will closely monitor U.S.
growth figures and Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) data, as well as global manufacturing and services Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) reports and Germany's Producer Price Index (PPI).