The divergence in high-yield country credits and the widening in Turkey's CDS spreads are analyzed.

The speaker discusses the recent levels in Turkey's credit risk premium and its effects on borrowing costs.

The speaker analyzes the level of Turkey's credit risk premium (CDS) and expected rating evaluations from credit rating agencies.

The 207 basis point level in Turkey's risk premium (CDS) and market risk perception are evaluated.

The speaker addresses the decline in Turkey's risk premium (CDS) and the reflection of improving relations with the US on financial indicators.

The pullback in CDS premiums and foreign investor interest in TRY assets are interpreted.

The speaker interprets the pullback in Turkey's risk premium (CDS) and the improving risk perception.

In the program, the levels of Turkey's credit risk premium (CDS), the sustainability of the downward trend, and their effects on the general macroeconomic outlook are evaluated.

The impact of the risk premium retreating to 210 basis points on macroeconomic stability and foreign capital flow is analyzed.

The speaker evaluates that the drop in risk premium (CDS) from 380 levels to 215 confirms macroeconomic improvement and assesses the potential for a decline towards 150 basis points in 2026.

The bulletin shares the current level of Turkey's risk premium (CDS).

The decline of Turkey's CDS premium to the lowest level in the last 7.5 years and the improvement in external financing conditions are evaluated.