Turkish Ministry of Trade Export Expectation Rises to 101.5, Import Expectation Falls to 102.7

The Turkish Ministry of Trade has published its foreign trade expectation survey for the third quarter of the year. The survey results show that the export expectation index increased by 2.4 points compared to the previous quarter, reaching 101.5. The rise in the export expectation index indicates that exporters expect higher sales volumes in the upcoming quarter. Measured on a scale of 100, the index at 101.5 points reflects a positive trend with a 1.5-point increase. Meanwhile, the import expectation index declined by 2.2 points to 102.7. This decline suggests that importers anticipate lower demand for the coming period. The increase in export expectations and the slight decrease in import expectations could have a positive impact on the trade balance. Investors and analysts will continue to monitor these indicators to assess the country's foreign trade performance. This is not investment advice.

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USDTRY is trading at 46.8752, posting a limited gain of 0.03% over the past 24 hours. The RSI stands at 57.1, indicating a neutral zone with no overbought or oversold signals. Although the MACD line remains above the signal line, the gap is very narrow, suggesting weak bullish momentum. The price is hovering just above the 20-day and 50-day moving averages (46.85 and 46.84, respectively), forming a short-term support zone. While the headline suggests that rising export expectations and falling import expectations could provide slight support for the Turkish lira, the impact may remain limited, and the market may be awaiting clearer signals.

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