The dollar has started to rise again against the Turkish lira.

The Dollar/TL is trading at 35.3380 after starting the day with an increase. Yesterday, the Dollar/TL, which was in a downward trend, closed the day at 35.3040, which is 0.2% below the previous closing.

Currently, the Dollar/TL is trading at 35.3380, with a 0.1% increase. At the same time, the Euro/TL is trading at 36.7860, up 0.2%, while the Pound/TL is being sold at 44.3190, which is 0.2% above the previous closing. The Dollar index, on the other hand, is at 108.1, down 0.1%.

TRUMP CONCERNS IN INTERNATIONAL MARKETS

In global markets, concerns about the policies that Donald Trump will implement after taking office in the U.S. continue to persist, while a limited increase in risk appetite led by technology stocks is observed ahead of a macroeconomic data calendar that will intensify starting today. Questions about whether the U.S. economy will achieve a "soft landing" continue to influence investor decisions. While the data to be released this week is expected to provide more information about the country's economy, uncertainties regarding the outcomes of the policies of the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed), which has stated it will act "cautiously" along with the policies Trump will implement, continue to affect pricing.

TODAY'S FOREIGN DATA WILL BE MONITORED

Analysts note that the data agenda is calm domestically today, while abroad, inflation and unemployment rates in the Eurozone, the trade balance in the U.S., the JOLTS job openings, and the ISM Services Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) will be monitored. They also stated that, from a technical perspective, the 109 level is a resistance and the 107.5 level is a support for the dollar index.