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Hisse Fiyat Fark% Hacim (TL) Dk / Yksek
18,80 12.04% 12,76 Mn 15,58 / 24,46
15,40 10% 1,11 Mr 13,76 / 15,40
55,00 10% 334,90 Mn 48,06 / 55,00
836,00 10% 3,94 Mr 726,00 / 836,00
146,40 9.99% 542,34 Mn 139,20 / 146,40
Hisse Fiyat Fark% Hacim (TL) Dk / Yksek
67,95 -10% 106,59 Mn 67,95 / 73,80
3,15 -10% 184,17 Mn 3,15 / 3,50
2.433.000,00 -9.99% 2,43 Mn 2.433.000,00 / 2.433.000,00
8,21 -9.98% 2,06 Mr 8,21 / 9,12
42,06 -9.97% 758,02 Mn 42,06 / 46,72
Hisse Fiyat Fark% Hacim (TL) Dk / Yksek
292,00 -1.77% 12,59 Mr 291,75 / 299,25
260,00 1.36% 10,30 Mr 256,25 / 264,50
81,20 0.06% 7,48 Mr 78,75 / 83,50
342,00 1.48% 7,37 Mr 337,00 / 344,75
13,10 -1.65% 6,58 Mr 13,04 / 13,41
Hisse Fiyat Fark% Hacim (TL) Dk / Yksek
16,61 -3.65% 692,10 Mn 16,56 / 17,40
69,25 -1.49% 6,10 Mr 68,50 / 70,70
342,00 1.48% 7,37 Mr 337,00 / 344,75
204,70 -2.62% 3,64 Mr 203,00 / 211,40
685,50 -0.8% 3,02 Mr 683,50 / 697,50
Hisse Fiyat Fark% Hacim (TL) Dk / Yksek
16,61 -3.65% 692,10 Mn 16,56 / 17,40
69,25 -1.49% 6,10 Mr 68,50 / 70,70
87,25 -4.33% 493,50 Mn 87,20 / 91,10
106,90 -3.17% 146,76 Mn 106,90 / 110,90
342,00 1.48% 7,37 Mr 337,00 / 344,75
Hisse Fiyat Fark% Hacim (TL) Dk / Yksek
16,61 -3.65% 692,10 Mn 16,56 / 17,40
27,54 -2.27% 147,17 Mn 27,36 / 28,40
69,25 -1.49% 6,10 Mr 68,50 / 70,70
10,14 -2.31% 219,64 Mn 10,08 / 10,50
79,40 -1.31% 306,71 Mn 78,45 / 81,15

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  1. #19137
    Hazine ubat aynda 397.6 milyar TL,yln ilk 2 aynda 602.6 miyar TL nakit a verdi.

  2. #19138
    https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldT...21576367163341

    "Based on the fact that Russia is absolutely "pounding" Ukraine on the battlefield right now, I am strongly considering large scale Banking Sanctions, Sanctions, and Tariffs on Russia until a Cease Fire and FINAL SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT ON PEACE IS REACHED. To Russia and Ukraine, get to the table right now, before it is too late. Thank you!!!

  3. #19139
    https://www.bloomberght.com/abd-deni...aniyor-3743499

    ABD, in'de retilmi veya in bayrakl gemilerin bulunduu gemi filolarnn bir paras olan gemilere ABD limanlarna girite ek cret uygulamaya ve benzer admlar atmalar iin dost lkelerle temas kurmaya hazrlanyor.

    ABD Bakan Donald Trump ynetimi, ABD'deki gemi ina sanayisini yeniden canlandrmak ve in'in kresel deniz yolu tamaclndaki stnln zayflatmak iin bir kararname hazrlyor.


    Plan, gerekletii takdirde, in'in COSCO, svire'nin MSC, Danimarka'nn Maersk ve Tayvan'n Evergreen Marine gibi byk konteyner tayclarnn yan sra toptan gda, yakt ve otomobil tayan gemilerin iletmecilerine de nemli maliyetler getirebilir.

    Taslakta ABD'li yetkililerin benzer admlar atmalar iin dost lkelerle temas kurmalar talimat verilirken, arya uymayan lkelere karlk verilecei belirtiliyor.

    Ayrca in'de retilen yk tama ekipmanlarna da gmrk vergisi uygulanacak.

  4. #19140
    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...ith-conditions

    Putin Is Said to Be Ready to Agree Ukraine Truce With Conditions

    Russia is willing to discuss a temporary truce in Ukraine provided there is progress toward a final peace settlement, according to people familiar with the matter in Moscow.

    In the first signal of a positive response from President Vladimir Putin to US counterpart Donald Trump's call for a ceasefire, the offer was conveyed at last month's talks in Saudi Arabia between top Russian and American officials, the people said, asking not to be identified discussing internal policy.

    https://www.ekonomim.com/dunya/trump...-haberi-804631

    Trump imdi de Rusya'y tehdit etti!

    Trump, Moskova-Kiev atekesi salanana kadar Rusya2ya ynelik byk lekli bankaclk ve dier yaptrmlar ve vergileri "iddetle" dndn syledi.

  5. ...:::vobelıt:::...

     Alnt Originally Posted by deniz43 Yazy Oku
    https://www.bloomberght.com/abd-deni...aniyor-3743499

    ABD, Çin'de üretilmiş veya Çin bayraklı gemilerin bulunduğu gemi filolarının bir parçası olan gemilere ABD limanlarına girişte ek ücret uygulamaya ve benzer adımlar atmaları için dost ülkelerle temas kurmaya hazırlanıyor.

    ABD Başkanı Donald Trump yönetimi, ABD'deki gemi inşa sanayisini yeniden canlandırmak ve Çin'in küresel deniz yolu taşımacılığındaki üstünlüğünü zayıflatmak için bir kararname hazırlıyor.


    Plan, gerçekleştiği takdirde, Çin'in COSCO, İsviçre'nin MSC, Danimarka'nın Maersk ve Tayvan'ın Evergreen Marine gibi büyük konteyner taşıyıcılarının yanı sıra toptan gıda, yakıt ve otomobil taşıyan gemilerin işletmecilerine de önemli maliyetler getirebilir.

    Taslakta ABD'li yetkililerin benzer adımlar atmaları için dost ülkelerle temas kurmaları talimatı verilirken, çağrıya uymayan ülkelere karşılık verileceği belirtiliyor.

    Ayrıca Çin'de üretilen yük taşıma ekipmanlarına da gümrük vergisi uygulanacak.
    Dost ulke kaldi mi ? Burada byd nin onunu kesme amacinin da oldugunu dusunuyorum.
    Trumpun en son potu. Gerekirse amerika japonyayi korumasi gerekiyor. Ama japonya amerika ihtiyac duydugunda onu korumak zorunda degil demis. insan ister istemez neden acaba diyor.

    US President Donald Trump has complained about the Japan-US Security Treaty. He has lamented that it requires the United States to protect Japan, but does not require Japan to do the same for the US.

    https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20250307_06/


    Tapatalk kullanarak iPhone aracılığıyla gönderildi

  6. #19142
    https://www.ekonomim.com/dunya/kanad...-haberi-804607

    Kanada'da ABD rnlerine boykot yayld! Bayrak retimi ve satlar artt

    ABD Bakan Trump'n Kanada'ya ynelik aklamalar Kanada halknn tepkisine neden olurken, lkede bayrak retimi 2 katna kt. ABD mallarndaki boykot hzla yaylyor.



    https://www.ekonomim.com/dunya/trump...-haberi-804623

    Trump, Kanada Babakan Trudeau'yu hngr hngr alatt!

    Kanada Babakan Justin Trudeau, Donald Trump ile devam eden ticaret savann ortasnda Kanada halkna destek sz verirken gzyalarn tutamad. Grevinin son gnlerinde olan Trudeau, "Ticaret savalarnda biz de varz. Bugn ve gelecekte Kanadallar hayal krklna uratmayacaz" dedi. Trump alayc bir tavrla Kanada'y 51. Eyalet olarak duyurmu, Babakan Trudeau2ya defalarca "vali" demiti.

  7. #19143
    Fed bakan Powell'n konumas:

    March 07, 2025

    Economic Outlook
    Chair Jerome H. Powell

    At the University of Chicago Booth School of Business 2025 U.S. Monetary Policy Forum, New York, New York



    Thank you, Anil. I appreciate the opportunity to speak at this forum and look forward to our discussion. I will start with some brief remarks about the economy and the path of policy.

    Despite elevated levels of uncertainty, the U.S. economy continues to be in a good place. The labor market is solid, and inflation has moved closer to our 2 percent longer-run goal. At the Federal Reserve, we are intently focused on the dual-mandate goals given to us by Congress: maximum employment and stable prices.

    Recent Economic Data
    Economic growth
    The economy has been growing at a solid pace. GDP expanded at a 2.3 percent annual rate in the fourth quarter of last year, extending a period of consistent growth that has been supported by resilient consumer spending. Recent indicators point to a possible moderation in consumer spending relative to the rapid growth rate over the second half of 2024. Further, recent surveys of households and businesses point to heightened uncertainty about the economic outlook. It remains to be seen how these developments might affect future spending and investment. Sentiment readings have not been a good predictor of consumption growth in recent years. We continue to carefully monitor a variety of indicators of household and business spending.

    The labor market
    Many indicators show that the labor market is solid and broadly in balance. The jobs report released this morning showed employers added 151,000 jobs to payrolls in February and the unemployment rate was 4.1 percent last month. Smoothing over the month-to-month volatility, since September, employers have added a solid 191,000 jobs a month on average. The unemployment rate remains low and has held in a narrow range between 3.9 and 4.2 percent for the past year. The jobs-to-workers gap has narrowed, and the quits rate has moved below pre-pandemic levels. Wages are growing faster than inflation, and at a more sustainable pace than earlier in the pandemic recovery. With wage growth moderating and labor supply and demand having moved into better balance, the labor market is not a significant source of inflationary pressure.

    Inflation
    Inflation has come down a long way from its mid-2022 peak above 7 percent without a sharp increase in unemployment‚€a historically unusual and most welcome outcome. While progress in reducing inflation has been broad based, recent readings remain somewhat above our 2 percent objective. The path to sustainably returning inflation to our target has been bumpy, and we expect that to continue. We see ongoing progress in categories that remain elevated, such as housing services and the market-based components of non-housing services. Inflation can be volatile month-to-month, and we do not overreact to one or two readings that are higher or lower than anticipated. Data released last week showed that total PCE prices rose 2.5 percent over the 12 months ending in January and that, excluding the volatile food and energy categories, core PCE prices rose 2.6 percent. We pay close attention to a broad range of measures of inflation expectations, and some near-term measures have recently moved up. We see this in both market- and survey-based measures, and survey respondents, both consumers and businesses, are mentioning tariffs as a driving factor. Beyond the next year or so, however, most measures of longer-term expectations remain stable and consistent with our 2 percent inflation goal.

    Monetary Policy
    Looking ahead, the new Administration is in the process of implementing significant policy changes in four distinct areas: trade, immigration, fiscal policy, and regulation. It is the net effect of these policy changes that will matter for the economy and for the path of monetary policy. While there have been recent developments in some of these areas, especially trade policy, uncertainty around the changes and their likely effects remains high. As we parse the incoming information, we are focused on separating the signal from the noise as the outlook evolves. We do not need to be in a hurry, and are well positioned to wait for greater clarity.


    Policy is not on a preset course. If the economy remains strong but inflation does not continue to move sustainably toward 2 percent, we can maintain policy restraint for longer. If the labor market were to weaken unexpectedly or inflation were to fall more quickly than anticipated, we can ease policy accordingly. Our current policy stance is well positioned to deal with the risks and uncertainties that we face in pursuing both sides of our dual mandate.

    Conclusion
    Before I conclude, I will note that at our last FOMC meeting, we began our second five-year review of our monetary policy framework. We will consider changes to our consensus statement (Statement on Longer-Run Goals and Monetary Policy Strategy) and to our communications as part of this review. The consensus statement articulates our framework for the conduct of monetary policy in pursuit of the goals assigned to us by Congress. We will consider lessons of the past five years and adapt our approach, where appropriate, to best serve the American people, to whom we are accountable. The 2 percent longer-run inflation goal will be retained and is not a focus of the review.

    This public review will be familiar to those who followed our process five years ago. We will hold outreach events around the country involving a wide range of parties, including Fed Listens events. We are open to new ideas and critical feedback. We will host a research conference in Washington in May. Our intent is to wrap up the review by late summer.

    Thank you. I look forward to your questions.

  8. #19144
    nemli:


    Almanya'da silah reticileri daha fazla kapasiteler oluturmak iin zordaki otomotiv sanayinden atl kalan ve talep yetersizliinden kapatlma riski tayan mevcut fabrikalar yeniden amalandran ve dntren projeler retiyor.Almanya'da koalisyonu kurmas beklenen iki parti (CDU/CSU ve SPD) askeri harcamalarn finansman iin 500 milyar Euroluk oluturaca yeni zel fondan bu dnmn finanse edilmesi planlanyor.

    kinci dnya savanda da ABD bata otomobil olmak zere sanayi retiminin byk blmn savunma sanayisi amal dntrm ve devasa bir askeri sanayi retim kapasitesine ulap sava kazanmt.


    https://www.reuters.com/markets/euro...my-2025-03-05/

    Tanks not cars: How Germany's defence industry could boost the economy


    NOT:Pek hisse senedi nerisinde bulunmam ama bu bal takip edenler hatrlayacaklardr, 1.5 yl nce leopard tanklarnn reticisi Rheinmetall hisselerinde global jeopolitik konjonktr nedeniyle byk potansiyel grdm yazmtm.

    https://www.google.com/search?client...UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

    Geen ylbanda 287 euro olan Rheinmetall hisse fiyat 1115 euro'ya frlam durumda.


     Alnt Originally Posted by deniz43 Yazy Oku
    ABD ikinci dnya savanda mthi bir retim gcne ulamt. Pearl Harbor saldrsndan sonra 1 yl iinde ;1942 de 3 yeni filo uak gemisi 3 hafif filo uak gemisi 5 refakat gemisi,1943 ylnda 5 filo uak gemisi 6 hafif uak gemisi ve 25 refakat gemisi,1944 ylnda 6 filo uak gemisi,35 refakat gemisi retip savaa gnderdiler.
    Uak retimi ise:1942 ylnda 47836,1943 ylnda 85898,1944 ylnda 96318 gibi inanlmaz yllk retim rakamlarna ulat.Yllk tank retimi ise 1943 ylnda 29500 saysna ulat.(Byk glerin ykselileri ve kleri ,Paul Kennedy,sayfa 414,415)

    imdi ABD, in'e verdii bu devasa retim gcne geri dnmek istiyor. Bunun yolu olarak da yksek gmrk vergileriyle yurt dndan ithal edilen her eyi pahal hale getirmek,ieride karl bir ekilde retmeye ynlendirecek politikalar hayata geirmeye hazrlanyor.
    Son dzenleme : deniz43; 08-03-2025 saat: 10:47.

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