Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz stated that judicial and administrative processes in the capital markets are carried out meticulously to protect investors and that the markets will become stronger by overcoming these problems.
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Vice President Yılmaz made statements regarding allegations of manipulation in capital markets and market regulations.
Vice President Yılmaz said, "We are implementing judicial and administrative processes meticulously, without confusing investors and manipulators. By overcoming the current problems, our capital markets will continue on their way stronger and bring benefits to their investors and the country's economy." he said.

Loop Capital lowered its Apple stock recommendation from 'Buy' to 'Hold' and lowered the target price to 330 dollars, on the grounds that the 13 million unit deficit in iPhone shipments will not be compensated.

The October interest rate decision of the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye will be announced on October 22, 2026. According to the results of the Market Participants Survey, the policy rate expectation of the participants was 36.00 percent.

Minister of Commerce Ömer Bolat announced that Türkiye continues to grow export-oriented despite the global crises, has received 294 billion dollars of direct investment in the last 23 years, and that they have taken price increases in housing and automotive under control with regulations in domestic trade.
Minister of Commerce Ömer Bolat, in his speech at Istanbul Gelişim University, stated that Türkiye grew export-oriented despite the global crises, direct investments increased and price stability was achieved in the automotive and housing sectors.
The EU Commission launched an investigation to examine Booking.com's compliance with the Digital Services Act. While fake ads, cyber security vulnerabilities and advertising transparency issues on the platform are being scrutinized, there is a risk of fines of up to 6% of the company's global turnover.
The report, prepared in cooperation with TİM and PwC Türkiye, revealed that Türkiye's global competitiveness has weakened and lost market share due to cost increases in nine sectors of the manufacturing industry.