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US Factory Orders Fall More Than Expected in December
US factory orders decreased by 0.7% in December to $617.5 billion, exceeding market expectations of a 0.4% decline and signaling a slowdown in the industrial sector.
Record Closing at Borsa Istanbul: BIST 100 Index Surpasses 14,000 Points
The BIST 100 index at Borsa Istanbul closed the day with gains, surpassing the 14,000-point mark driven by strong buying in banking stocks.
US Markets Open Lower Amid Tariff Uncertainty and Fed Signals
Wall Street indices declined on Monday as investors weighed legal challenges to tariff policies, cautious interest rate signals from the Federal Reserve, and the impact of a major snowstorm on the aviation sector.
Supreme Court Decision on De Facto Partition: Limits on Pre-emption Rights for Jointly Owned Property
The 7th Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court has issued a precedent-setting ruling limiting pre-emption rights in jointly owned properties where a de facto partition exists. The decision establishes that shareholders who do not object to a sale during a de facto division cannot later claim pre-emption rights.
US Factory Orders Fall in December in Line with Expectations
Factory orders in the United States decreased by 0.7% in December, while durable goods orders fell by 1.4%, both matching market forecasts according to the Department of Commerce.
Wednesday Season 3 Filming Begins in Ireland: Star-Studded Cast Additions Announced
Filming for the third season of Netflix's hit series Wednesday has officially begun in Ireland, featuring new cast members including Winona Ryder and Eva Green.
Goldman Sachs Raises U.S. 2026 First Quarter Growth Forecast to 3.4%
Goldman Sachs economists have revised their growth forecast for the U.S. economy to 3.4% for the first quarter of 2026, citing tax reforms and reduced tariff uncertainties.
Gültekin Uysal Criticizes Livestock Policies: "Meat is Cheaper Even in Syria Than in Turkey"
Democrat Party Chairman Gültekin Uysal warned that Turkey's livestock sector is facing a managerial crisis, noting that high feed costs and import-heavy policies are undermining domestic production.
'Last 3.5 Years' Retirement Rule Ends for Those Insured After 2008
Social Security expert İsa Karakaş announced that for individuals insured after 2008, retirement status is now determined by total career premium days rather than the final 3.5 years of service.
Adnan Bali Warns Industrialists: "Expecting Immediate Economic Relief is Unrealistic"
Türkiye İş Bankası Chairman Adnan Bali stated that the current economic stagnation is unlikely to end soon, advising industrialists to focus on cash flow management, efficiency, and strategic planning.
Structural Transformation Pains in the Chinese Economy: Why the Growth Model is Struggling
Facing a real estate crisis, weak domestic demand, and rising youth unemployment, the Chinese economy has reached the limits of its traditional growth model. Beijing's pursuit of structural reforms is impacting everything from global commodity prices to European export balances.
EU Postpones "Made in Europe" Industrial Strategy to March 4
The European Union has delayed the announcement of its "Made in Europe" strategy, which aims to prioritize domestic manufacturers in public procurement, until March 4 due to internal disagreements and technical adjustments.