You can find below today’s “Daily Market with JrKripto” report, in which we compile the most important developments in global and local markets. Let’s analyze the general market conditions together and take a look at the latest evaluations.
Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading at $109,750. The long-term upward trend that started from the level of $75,930 gained momentum by breaking through the $101,059 and $104,000 resistances and reached $111,880, refreshing the all-time high (ATH) record. The slight pullback seen after this peak is considered as the market’s process of digesting profit-taking. Technically, the level of $108,000 continues to act as an important short-term support. As long as it holds above this level, $114,500 and $118,300 levels may be targeted again. In case of increasing downward pressure, the levels of $104,629 and $101,059 will be followed as supports. For the positive trend in BTC to continue, maintaining above $108,000 is of great importance.
Ethereum (ETH) is currently trading at $2,630. The upward trend that started from the level of $1,486 gained speed after surpassing the $2,453 and $2,595 resistance levels, and ETH has once again gained upward momentum following the correction. In the current outlook, the level of $2,595 now acts as strong support. As long as it remains above this level, $2,800 and $2,981 stand out as potential targets. In possible pullbacks, if it drops below $2,595, the support zones of $2,453 and $2,095 may come into focus respectively. To maintain the upward trend in ETH, staying above $2,595remains important.
Crypto News
- – Japan plans to allocate 900 billion yen in government funds for an emergency aid package in response to U.S. tariffs.– Florida has become the first state to promote lifting capital gains taxes on Bitcoin.– Trump: “Countries around the world want to make trade agreements with us.”– Strategy announced that it has purchased 4,020 Bitcoins at $106,237.– Trump Media Group aims to raise $3 billion in funds to invest in cryptocurrencies.
Cryptocurrencies
Top Gainers:CAKE → up 15.3%, reaching $2.86CHEX → up 13.6%, reaching $0.23239787QNT → up 12.4%, reaching $107.73FRAX → up 11.2%, reaching $3.57VIRTUAL → up 9.6%, reaching $2.45
Top Losers:ZBCN → down 18.8%, falling to $0.00416172KTA → down 7.7%, falling to $0.80173763TEL → down 6.8%, falling to $0.000442572XMR → down 6.2%, falling to $386.28SYRUP → down 4.9%, falling to $0.42535468
Fear Index:Bitcoin: 74Ethereum: 57
Dominance:Bitcoin: 64.22% ▼ 0.19%Ethereum: 9.21% ▲ 0.61%
Global Markets
On the last trading day of the week, new tariff policies announced by U.S. President Donald Trump caused selling pressure in global markets. Trump announced that a 50% customs tariff would be applied to products imported from the European Union and that a 25% customs tax would be applied to iPhones if Apple produces them outside the U.S. He also stated that similar taxes would be imposed on Samsung and other smartphone manufacturers.
Following these announcements, U.S. stock indexes started the day with losses. However, some of the losses were recovered during the day. The S&P 500 closed down 0.67%, the Dow Jones down 0.61%, and the Nasdaq down 1.00%. Only 4 out of 11 sectors in the S&P 500 closed positive. The best performance was seen in the infrastructure sector with a 1.16% rise. Consumer staples, energy, and real estate stayed flat with slight gains. Technology, telecommunications, and consumer discretionary showed the weakest performance of the day with losses of 1.33%, 0.99%, and 0.91% respectively.
Trump's postponement of the implementation of the 50% EU customs tariff from June 1 to July 9 gave a signal of recovery in markets at the start of the week. U.S. stock markets were closed on Monday due to Memorial Day. On the first trading day of the week, futures saw recovery. U.S. and European futures indexes rose up to 1%, while Asian markets moved in a mixed and volatile pattern.
Global investors' risk appetite is slightly positive as of this morning. The postponement of Trump’s tariff decisions was perceived positively, especially in the U.S. and Europe. In the upcoming period, trade policies and tariff decisions will continue to be decisive in markets.
On the other hand, the Consumer Confidence Index announced by the Conference Board in the U.S. has been declining for five months. In April, the index fell to 86, the lowest level since May 2020. Consumers’ 12-month inflation expectation rose from 6.2% to 7%, reaching its highest level since November 2022. It is estimated that this index will rise to 87.1 in May.
Most Valuable Companies and Stock PricesMicrosoft (MSFT) → $3.35 trillion market cap, share price $450.18, 1.03% dropNVIDIA (NVDA) → $3.2 trillion market cap, share price $131.29, 1.16% dropApple (AAPL) → $2.92 trillion market cap, share price $195.27, 3.02% dropAmazon (AMZN) → $2.13 trillion market cap, share price $200.99, 1.04% dropAlphabet (GOOG) → $2.05 trillion market cap, share price $169.59, 1.39% drop
Borsa Istanbul
Important economic data will be announced domestically this week. On Tuesday, the economic confidence index, on Thursday the final version of April’s foreign trade data, and on Friday, April’s unemployment rate and Q1 2025 GDP growth data will be announced. Also on Friday, the CBRT will publish the year’s first Financial Stability Report.
According to preliminary data from the Ministry of Trade, exports in April increased by 8.5% to $20.9 billion, while imports rose by 12.9% to $33 billion. As a result, April’s foreign trade deficit increased to $12 billion, marking a $2.1 billion increase compared to the same period last year. The 12-month cumulative trade deficit reached $86.6 billion, the highest level since June 2024.
The growth data to be announced on Friday will be the most critical agenda item of the week for the markets. Our growth estimate for the first quarter is approximately 2% year-on-year and around 1.5% quarter-on-quarter. The CBRT’s updated output gap forecasts in the Inflation Report also indicate growth above potential, around 1.5% during this period.
At Borsa Istanbul, the BIST-100 index fell to the 9,300 level yesterday, then moved within a horizontal band in line with expectations. Although there was volatility in stocks, no significant sectoral divergence was observed. Today, with U.S. and U.K. markets reopening after the holiday, an increase in foreign investor participation may be seen on Borsa Istanbul. The main index continues to show a sideways and tight pattern.
Technically, the BIST-100 index pulled back to 9296 yesterday and closed at 9345 points. The 9331 level stands out as support in the short term. As long as it remains above this level, a sideways and tight movement is more likely than a significant drop. Closings above 9475 on the index may signal a new wave of optimism. Support levels are 9331, 9233, 9148, 9044, and 8984; resistance levels are 9475/9500, 9588, 9740/9760, 9895, and 9953.
Most Valuable Companies on Borsa IstanbulQNB Finansbank (QNBTR) → ₺872.68 billion market cap, share price ₺258.75, ▼ 0.67%Aselsan (ASELS) → ₺621.53 billion market cap, share price ₺136.10, ▼ 0.15%Garanti Bank (GARAN) → ₺469.56 billion market cap, share price ₺111.20, ▼ 0.54%Turkish Airlines (THYAO) → ₺386.4 billion market cap, share price ₺277.00, ▼ 1.07%Koç Holding (KCHOL) → ₺372.78 billion market cap, share price ₺144.50, ▼ 1.70%
Precious Metals and Exchange Rates
Gold: ₺4,164Silver: ₺41.29Platinum: ₺1,349Dollar: ₺38.97Euro: ₺44.32
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