The BIST 100 index, which moves in the first half of the day, fell to 9.244.46 points with 56.59 points and 0.61 percent decreased as of the previous closing as of 13.00.
The total transaction volume was 27.2 billion pounds. The banking index lost 0.54 percent and the holding index depreciated by 0.65 percent.
Tourism with 0.38 percent, which gained the only value in the sector indices, was the financial rental factoring with the highest falling 2.92 percent.
In global markets, increasing optimisms that the United States can reach an agreement with other countries on trade issues were effective on pricing, while the eyes have been turned into a price index of personal consumption expenditures (PCE) to be announced in the US today.
Analysts, the rest of the day will calm the data agenda in the country, and abroad, personal consumption expenditures (PCE) Price Index, Michigan University consumer confidence index will be followed, stating that the technical BIST 100 index 9,100 and 9,000 levels, 9,300 and 9.400 points are resistant.
