ANKARA, May 4(Reuters) - Here are news, reports and events
that may affect Turkish financial markets on Monday.
The lira TRYTOM=D3 edged down to 2.7160 by 0456 GMT
against the dollar from 2.6660 late on Thursday.
The main BIST 100 share index .XU100 fell 2.36 percent to
83,947 on Thursday. The benchmark 10-year government bond yield
tTR120325TA=IS ended trade at 9.36 percent, edging down from
9.37 percent a day ago.
GLOBAL MARKETS
Asian stocks bounced from their lows on Monday and the
Australian dollar pared early losses as weak China factory
activity reinforced views that Beijing will roll out fresh
support measures soon for the world's second-largest economy.
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CENTRAL BANK
Turkish central bank will pay interest rate to dollar
denominated required reserves, reserve options and free reserves
held at the bank, it said over the weekend.
MAY DAY PROTESTS
Turkish police fired tear gas and water cannon at hundreds
of stone-throwing May Day protesters on Friday. A total of 408
people across the country were detained and ten people were
arrested by courts over the weekend, Turkish police said.
GOZDE GIRISIM GOZDE.IS
Turkey's largest food group Yildiz Holding's private equity
firm Gozde Girisim said some of its assets were ready to be
sold, and it would continue to evaluate opportunities to sell
them.
YUNSA YUNSA.IS
Four members of Turkey's Sabanci family have sold a 7.7
percent stake in wool maker Yunsa, according to a stock exchange
statement late on Thursday. The price range for the stake was
5.51-5.57 lira.
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