Weak PMI data from China has a negative impact on stock markets. MSCI Asia Pacific Index is down 0.5 percent as Japan indices depreciate along with China.
Hang Seng traded down 1.4 percent and Nikkei 0.4 percent. US and European futures are also giving a negative opening signal. In the USA, which will return from the holiday today, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures lost 0.1 percent, while Euro Stoxx 50 futures decreased by 0.2 percent.
There is buying in US bonds after the holidays. The two-year yield fell four basis points to 4.90 percent, while the 10-year yield is around 3.84 percent. The Bloomberg Dollar Index is flat at 1,232. The offshore yuan fell 0.2 percent against the dollar after weak Chinese PMI data.
Dollar/TL is trading just below the 26 level in the morning hours. Oil prices, which rose by more than 2 percent on Tuesday, are declining this morning.
Brent is down 0.6 percent below $76. Spot gold is at $1,925.