SPK Publishes 2026/31 Period Bulletin

Because the SPK 2026/31 Period Bulletin is a Turkey‑based regulatory announcement, it is not expected to have a direct effect on US‑based technology companies such as GOOGL. While there may be an indirect ripple in global markets, short‑term price movement is likely to remain neutral.

The SPK’s 2026/31 bulletin typically contains capital‑market regulations and policy proposals; its immediate impact on foreign‑exchange rates may be limited. Current technical indicators point to a modest downward bias, as the price sits below the 20‑day simple moving average (SMA) and the MACD is below its signal line. With the relative strength index (RSI) at 40, there is no over‑bought or over‑sold pressure, suggesting that short‑term volatility may remain constrained. However, if the bulletin introduces an unexpected interest‑rate or regulatory change, short‑term pressure on the lira could intensify. Overall, based on the available data, USD/TRY is expected to trend slightly lower over the next 1–3 days.