02.04.2026 10:40
Amerikaborsa ve hissecalarındaki risk alımсса% dora bir gerilemeye maruz kaldı. Dow Jones futuresları önemli bir düşme yaşadı ve 46.400 puanın altına inerek Çarşamba günü Hisse Sahaları’nın kapanışı öncesinde 0,88% kaybını gösterdi. Aynı anda S&P 500 ve Nasdaq 100 futurosu da sırasıyla %1,1 ve %1,4 değer kaybı yaşadı. S&P 500 futurosu 6.550 puan, Nasdaq 100 futurosu ise 23.900 puanın civarında değişiyordu. Bu ani değişim yatırımcılarda risk almamak isteğini ortaya koydu.
Volatileye yol açan tetikleyici, Amerikan Başkanı Donald Trump’ınroviral bir konuşmasında “İran’ın iki ya da üç hafta içinde “aşırı sert” yaptırımlar uygulanacak” uyarısının ardından gönderilmesiyle başladı. Başkanın “ülkeyi zaman geri göndermek” de olası olduğunu belirmesi, hemen büyücü baskı yaratmış ve güvenli sınırlara yönelmeye yöneltti. Bu gelişim hızla finansal ortamda hissedildi.
İekonomik takvimdeki ortalama seansın öncesinde ise Duvar Katının yükselişsay dove trendi devam etmiş ve"=>"Wall Street’in yükseliş eğilimi sürdürülmüş,”(düşüncede)."**
Volatility wound was created directly by a stark warning delivered by US President Donald Trump during a nationally broadcast address. His forceful declaration – that Washington would impose “extremely hard” sanctions on Iran within a timeframe of two to three weeks, even suggesting the potential for the country to regress to a primitive state – ignited immediate concern and fueled a flight to safety. The implications of such a dramatic escalation in geopolitical tensions were immediately felt throughout the financial landscape.
The catalyst for this market volatility stemmed directly from a stark warning delivered by US President Donald Trump during a nationally broadcast address. His forceful declaration – that Washington would impose “extremely hard” sanctions on Iran within a timeframe of two to three weeks, even suggesting the potential for the country to regress to a primitive state – ignited immediate concern and fueled a flight to safety. The implications of such a dramatic escalation in geopolitical tensions were immediately felt throughout the financial landscape.
**
Wednesday’s regular trading session had witnessed a continuation of Wall Street’s upward trajectory, bolstered by a softening of oil prices. The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed a respectable 0.48%, the S&P 500 gained 0.72%, and the Nasdaq 100 advanced by 1.16%. This positive momentum was largely attributed to robust performance from prominent companies like Alphabet, alongside notable gains in sectors including travel, mining, and technology – spearheaded by a substantial surge in SanDisk Corp.’s stock price, which rose approximately 9%.
Furthermore, the precious metals sector experienced a boost, with gold mining companies such as AngloGold Ashanti and Newmont also seeing their share values increase as bullion prices continued their streak of four consecutive daily gains. Investors, reacting to these developments, appeared to be reassessing their expectations regarding the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy, particularly in light of evolving geopolitical risks, lingering uncertainties surrounding economic growth, and persistent inflationary pressures.
Interestingly, the latest median dot plot released by the Federal Reserve continues to project a single 25-basis point interest rate cut scheduled for 2026. However, a growing number of policymakers now suggest that the possibility of any rate reductions this year is increasingly unlikely. This divergence in viewpoints highlights the complex and uncertain environment facing the central bank as it navigates the current economic landscape.
For context, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, a venerable benchmark of the US stock market, comprises 30 of the most actively traded companies within the nation. It’s important to note that this index is price-weighted, meaning that stocks with higher prices exert a greater influence on the overall index value, rather than being weighted by their market capitalization. Historically compiled by Charles Dow, the founder of both the Dow Jones and the Wall Street Journal, the index has faced scrutiny over the years for its limited representation of the broader economy, contrasting with the inclusion of a significantly larger number of companies in more comprehensive indices.
