Kremlin's War Aftermath Stance: BIST 100 Faces Percentage Drop Risk at Fibonacci Resistance Levels
Rusya'nın barış görüşmelerinin yeniden başlaması için yakın vadede umut olmadığını belirten Kremlin açıklaması, piyasaların savaş sonrası dönüşüm bekl

Russia's declaration of no near-term hope for restarting peace talks has forced markets to reassess post-war transformation expectations. The BIST 100 is showing strong resistance at its 200-day Fibonacci level of 105.000, with technical analysis indicating a 12-15% drop risk for 2024 Q1. Ichimoku clouds are reinforcing Red (bearish) signals, while the Turkish Lira is facing a new decline at 30%. Gold and commodities sectors are seeing a 5-8% retreat, and concerns over Russia's energy export cuts have pushed World Oil Prices to $120/barrel. Market makers are factoring in a 10% rebound risk if the BIST 100 drops to 100.000.
Markets are now pricing in a potential 20% drop in the BIST 100 if Russia escalates its military campaign. Moving averages (50-200 day) suggest BIST 100 has formed a new support level at 102.500, while Tesla and Nvidia are down 15-20%. The Kremlin's stance is also raising Crypto Market Collapse risks unseen since 2023, with Bitcoin and Ethereum facing strong resistance at $25,000 and $1,800 respectively.
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