Eyes are on China developments and the IMF and World Bank meetings in global markets.

The annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, which will last throughout the upcoming week, are at the center of investors' attention. While inflation and recession concerns continue globally, the policies of the US regarding tariffs and the responses from China create uncertainty in the markets.

Nvidia's announcement of new restrictions on chip exports to China by the US has increased risk perception in the markets. This situation has led investors to act cautiously.

While President Trump gives positive signals regarding trade negotiations with China, the statements from Fed Chairman Powell are also being closely monitored. Powell indicated that the tariffs could have negative effects on economic growth and inflation.

Moreover, similar uncertainties are being experienced in European markets. Italian Prime Minister Meloni expressed that a trade agreement could be made with the US, increasing hopes for economic growth in Europe.

In conclusion, developments in global markets need to be closely monitored. The importance of investors' reflexes to position themselves against possible changes is increasing.