Foreign Investors Bought 284 Million Dollars Worth of Stocks in December.

Performance of Foreign Investors in December

Foreign investors made significant net purchases in Turkish stocks during the last week of December. Data released by the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) shows that in the week ending December 26, foreign investors purchased a total of $284 million worth of stocks, indicating an increase in confidence in the markets.

High Stock Purchases

This purchase points to approximately $820 million in stock purchases by foreign investors throughout December. While evaluating Turkey's potential and growth, investors engaged in these purchases, and the stock market is also affected by these movements. The increase in stock purchases by foreign investors is interpreted as a positive indicator for the stock market.

Different Developments in the Bond Market

In the last week of December, a different movement was observed in the bond market. After an 8-week hiatus, foreign investors turned to bond sales and executed a total sale of $31 million in bonds during this period. This situation reveals that investors are reconsidering their strategies by taking market dynamics into account.

The increase in stock purchases by foreign investors and bond sales can be seen as a reflection of the overall uncertainties in the markets and economic fluctuations. This situation is among the significant factors affecting investors' risk perception and confidence in the markets.

Investors can reshape their approach to the markets based on this data and make strategic decisions. However, the information provided here does not constitute investment advice.