International organizations' assessments of Turkey for the upcoming year are attracting considerable attention lately. In the latest OECD report, some forecasts have been made regarding Turkey's macroeconomic parameters. The report predicts that the inflation in Turkey for the year 2024 will average 58.3%. It also mentions that in 2025, the annual average inflation is expected to be 30.7%, and in 2026, this rate will decrease to 17.2%. In summary, even in the OECD reports, written by field agents collecting tangible data, there is no expectation of single-digit inflation.

Merkez Bankası beklendiği gibi faizlere dokunmadı ve önceden hazırlandığı belli olan bir açıklama metni paylaştı. Metni okuyunca şu maddeler öne çıkıyor: - Enflasyon düşüyor ama henüz tehlike geçmedi - Parasal sıkılaştırma devam edecek - Talep düşüyor ama yeterli değil, maliye politikası yeni yeni destek vermeye başladı - Hizmet fiyatlarında iyileşme başladı ama işlenmemiş gıda fiyatlarında katılık devam ediyor

In the United States, the inflation rates for October appear to have aligned with expectations. Therefore, we can say that the anticipation of another interest rate cut from the Fed in December has also increased.

With Trump's election, some commentators interpreted the rise of the US Dollar as a sign that "America is on the right track." It wouldn't be wrong to say that the rise in US stock markets also supported this idea. However, I think we need to look at the issue from a different perspective.