ISTANBUL, Sept 17 (Reuters) - Here are news, reports and events that may affect Turkish financial markets on Wednesday.
The lira
The main share index
GLOBAL MARKETS
Asian shares rose after Wall Street rebounded on speculation the U.S. Federal Reserve would maintain a pledge on low rates, prompting a dip in the dollar.
Reports China's central bank would provide short-term funding to the country's top five banks boosted commodities, with copper and gold firming. But oil eased amid speculation of a supply cut from OPEC.
TURK TELEKOM
The Competition Board is examining the telecommunications company's new corporate structure as it prepares to merge with its Internet service provider TTNET to boost profitability amid questions that could violate net neutrality principles, Hurriyet newspaper said, without citing its sources.
IS BANK
Turkey's biggest listed lender has signed a syndicated loan worth $326 million and 756 million euro, it said in a filing late on Tuesday.
ZIRAAT BANK
The New York branch of state-run Ziraat, Turkey's biggest lender, is subject to an "enforcement action" with the U.S. Federal Reserve and is subject to inspections for up to two years to ensure it is complying with anti-money laundering rules, Hurriyet said.
CONSTRUCTION SECTOR
The Environment and Urbanisation Ministry is preparing legislation to tighten regulations for the construction business, which could result in 30 percent of contractors losing their licences, Hurriyet reported.
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(Reporting by Ayla Jean Yackley) ((dasha.afanasieva@thomsonreuters.com; +90 212 350 7051;))
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