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Europe's Natural Gas Prices Rise to 80.98 Euro
European natural gas prices climbed to 80.98 euros per MWh in the fourth session, the highest since January 2023, driven by heightened tensions in the Gulf of Basra, low inventories, and global supply concerns.
Copper Prices Reach Record High: All-Time Peak
Copper prices climbed to $14,533 on the LME, hitting an all‑time high as U.S. tariff speculation and supply concerns lift the metal.
China's Oil Demand Will Decline in 2026
China's oil demand is projected to fall to 600,000 barrels per day in 2026, an 8.9% drop from the previous year.
Iran Uses Crypto Assets to Circumvent U.S. Sanctions
Iran has begun using Bitcoin and Tether as alternative payment channels in foreign trade to bypass U.S. sanctions, with the Central Bank and exporters seeking to strengthen economic resilience.
Borsa Istanbul Manipulation Operation: Four Arrests
Four individuals suspected of manipulating Borsa Istanbul share prices through social media were arrested in a police operation.
BoE Governor Bailey: Iran War and Weather Could Raise Inflation
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey warned that the war in Iran and extreme weather could accelerate inflation again due to their impact on energy markets.
Bitcoin Selling Pressure Increases: Buyers Lose Momentum at $78,419
Bitcoin is trading at $78,419, where short‑term technical indicators suggest growing selling pressure despite a daily uptrend. Key resistance lies at $79,182 and support at $76,905.
Major Changes in Credit Card Limits on the Horizon: Date Set
Banks will consider not only declared income but also actual income, debt burden, and repayment capacity when setting credit card limits. The new regulation will take effect on January 1, 2027.
Gold, After Three-Day Decline, Faces Critical Pivot at $4,350
Gold is seeking direction near $4,350 after a three‑day drop, with oil price rises, U.S. Treasury yields, and Fed expectations influencing the market.
Limit on Digital Content Production for Academics: YouTube and Social Media Earnings Classified as Commercial Activity
The Presidency’s General Secretariat informed YÖK that income earned by public officials and university academics from digital platforms falls under the commercial activity prohibition of the State Civil Servants Law No. 657. Following the decision, some academics shut down their YouTube channels, sparking debate over whether the regulation also covers non‑profit channels.
Mustafa Abacioglu: Young Champion of Ümraniye Sport Club
18‑year‑old athlete Mustafa Abacioglu has become the young champion of Ümraniye Sport Club, winning national and European titles.
Social Media Raid Verdict: Over 600,000 Accounts Reviewed, More Than 210,000 People Investigated
In its 2025 virtual patrol, the Ministry of Interior examined 600,180 social media accounts, launched investigations against 210,234 individuals, detained 8,471 people, and arrested 496.