According to Bloomberg, futures of US equities fell together with indexes in Europe and Asia as investors' risk appetite has been tested for recent crisis in Turkey. S&P 500 Index lost 0,2%. US Treasuries grew toghether with dollar. Their yield is 2,88%. Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index gained 0,1%.

Metals fell with copper and zinc reaching the lowest price in more than a year. LME copper lost 2,6% today and costs $5889 per ton. Gold fell 0,6% to $1186,93 per ounce. WTI oil declined by 1,4% to $66,13 per barrel. Bloomberg Commodity Index fell 0,9%.

After positive beginning of trading session, raw materials producers' decline resulted in 0,1% drop of Stoxx Europe 600 Index. Euro lost 0,1% to $1,133. Chinese stocks index has been falling for three days in a row. Emerging Markets MSCI Index lost 1,1%. All-Country World MSCI gauge fell by 0,3%.

Turkish lira gained 4,3% to 6,0858 per dollar.