"Historical Increase in TCMB Reserves: Record Level"

Ongoing Increase in Central Bank Reserves

The reserves of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) have drawn attention with the ongoing increases recorded in recent weeks. According to CBRT data, net foreign exchange reserves have increased from 79.22 billion dollars to 79.61 billion dollars, showing an increase of 0.39 billion dollars.

Reaching Record Levels in Total Reserves

The total reserves of the CBRT have also shown a significant increase, rising from 189.7 billion dollars to 198.4 billion dollars, representing a record increase of 8.7 billion dollars. With this increase, Turkey's foreign exchange and gold reserves are offering a more reliable outlook, becoming an important factor affecting the pulse of the markets.

Remarkable Changes in Gold and Foreign Exchange Reserves

In particular, gold reserves have shown significant growth, rising from 102.39 billion dollars to 111.17 billion dollars. However, foreign exchange reserves have decreased from 87.33 billion dollars to 87.27 billion dollars, providing clues about market fluctuations.

Foreign Investors' Market Movements

Foreign investors have been observed to maintain interest in the bond markets. Last week, foreign residents made a net purchase of 151.1 million dollars in domestic debt instruments (DİBS). However, this net purchase is more limited compared to the previous week's inflow of 307.8 million dollars.

Findings in the Stock Market

On the other hand, the situation in the stock market presents a different picture. Foreign residents have made a net sale of 178 million dollars in the stock market. It has been observed that foreign investors, who made a sale of 109.7 million dollars in the previous week, continue their exit trend in the equities sector.