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  • Turkey Stock Market Halted and Bonds Fall After Court Ruling Against Opposition
    May 21, 2026, 4:38 PM EDT. Trading on Turkey's stock market was halted and government bonds tumbled sharply on Thursday following a major court ruling against the main opposition party. The decision by one of Turkey's top courts represents a significant political development, triggering investor concern and market instability. The suspension of trading and bond sell-off reflect heightened uncertainty in Turkey's financial markets amid mounting political tensions.

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