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Foreign investors' selling trend on the Istanbul Stock Exchange continued for the third consecutive week. Data from the Central Bank of Turkey showed that non-resident investors made net sales in both the equity and bond markets last week.
Foreign investors sold $88.8 million worth of shares, $44.4 million worth of government domestic debt securities, and $20.7 million worth of non-governmental sector issuances last week.
The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB) has released its securities statistics for the week of October 16. According to the data, foreign investors purchased both stocks and bonds during that week...
Foreign investors extended their sell-off in the stock market for the third consecutive week and also resumed selling bonds. According to Central Bank of Turkey (TCMB) data, a total of $148.8 million worth of stocks and bonds were sold in the week of October 16.
Foreign investors, who extended their sell-off in stocks for the third week, also made a net exit of $60 million from bonds.
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