How Did the Dollar and Euro Start the Day?
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Economy - In the Istanbul free market, the dollar started the day at 48.8380 Turkish lira and the euro at 55.8440 Turkish lira.
In the Istanbul free market, the dollar started the day at 48.8380 Turkish lira and the euro at 55.8440 Turkish lira. Yesterday, the selling price of the dollar was 48.8200 lira and the selling price of the euro was 55.9550 lira.
The dollar started Wednesday at 48.83 TL, while the euro started at 55.84 TL. Global markets rose on optimism surrounding oil prices falling below $100, while eyes were on potential peace agreements that might emerge from the United Nations meeting.
The dollar, strengthening globally following the Fed's hawkish interest rate messages, hit a new record high in the domestic market. The dollar exchange rate renewed its historical peak at 48.84 TL, while the euro, under selling pressure, fell to 55.85 TL and the pound sterling to 65.09 TL.
SEPTEMBER 23 EXCHANGE RATES: Volatility continues in exchange rates. Today, the dollar is trading at 48.83 TL and the euro at 55.90 TL. Here are the current exchange rates and the latest market situation…
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