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DMM announced that the negative claims about the Turkish economy on social media and in the international press are disinformation.
In the statement made by DMM, it was stated that the claims made in some social media accounts and international media outlets that "the recent developments in the fund market will have serious negative consequences covering the Turkish economy in general" do not reflect the truth and are a clear product of disinformation.
In the statement, the following was noted:
"The developments in question are not a situation that threatens the general structure of the Turkish economy or the balance of the financial system. On the contrary, they consist of judicial and administrative processes concentrated in a limited area and carried out in a highly controlled framework in order to protect the transparency and security of the capital markets.
Actions and irregularities aimed at disrupting the market order are closely monitored by the relevant institutions, and all necessary measures are meticulously implemented to protect investor rights and maintain the healthy functioning of the markets. It is important not to pay attention to such speculative and manipulative posts that aim to create an environment of distrust in the markets and arouse fear and panic in the society. "The public is kindly requested to rely only on the statements made by official authorities."

DMM stated that judicial processes are being carried out against people and accounts that spread false claims on social media and requested that such contents should not be relied upon. Minister Şimşek also warned against speculative news targeting economic stability.

The Ministry of Commerce appointed an inspector to inspect the transactions in Ordu, Giresun, Ünye and Fatsa Commodity Exchanges in order to protect producer rights in the hazelnut market, cover production costs and ensure access to consumers at affordable prices. If investigations detect activities that create market shortages or distort competition, they may lead to administrative sanctions.

CHP leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu brought up the crisis in the capital markets, stated that the crisis was not unexpected, and asked 7 questions to the Minister of Treasury and Finance Mehmet Şimşek about the failure to take timely measures, the winners and the responsibility of the supervisory institutions. He also asked President Erdoğan to reveal the stock market gang and bureaucratic-political powers.

Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek announced that he focused on 207 companies in the 'price journey from farm to market' investigation carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and 38 of 41 suspects were caught in simultaneous operations in 22 provinces. The investigation investigates the allegation of price manipulation through farmers' statements, tax audit reports and market registration system data.

During his visit to Kayseri, Turkish Minister of Commerce Ömer Bolat stated that 500 billion lira of public investment has been made in the last 23 years, the export target is 410 billion dollars and Türkiye's industrial production increased from 100 units to 130 units. He also announced that export supports constitute 60% of the total budget and the daily export rediscount credit limit has been increased to 5 billion lira.

Minister Kurum announced on social media that TOKİ houses in Ataşehir are offered with the social housing model for rent. Within the scope of this model, which will be implemented for the first time in Turkey, 15 thousand houses will be rented to low-income citizens. In the first stage, applications for 1071 residences will be received free of charge via e-Government between 14-25 September, and rental prices will start from 10 thousand TL for 1+1 residences.