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Analyst Discusses Macroeconomic Headwinds in US Equities and Türkiye

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An article published on September 21, 2026, assessed the current macroeconomic environment, noting that oil was hovering around $100 per barrel due to two major conflicts impacting its supply. The piece stated that U.S. inflation was nearly at double its target, while the Federal Reserve signaled it might raise interest rates. The author noted that U.S. equities were trading below their 5-year average despite robust earnings revisions.

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The article drew a parallel between the challenges facing U.S. equities and the situation in Türkiye regarding local stocks and the local currency. The author maintained a long-term buy recommendation on U.S. equities, finding them attractive relative to earnings and recent multiples.

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  • FEDCentral bank whose policy signals are discussed regarding interest rates.
  • TürkiyeCountry whose local stock and currency situations are used as a comparative case study.

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  1. Lira exchange rate and Fed policy affect domestic gold prices in Türkiye.1 source
  2. Trust crisis in America resonates with Türkiye.1 source

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