Foreign Investors Bought 284 Million Dollars in Stocks in December.

Performance of Foreign Investors in December

Foreign investors made significant net purchases in Turkish equities during the last week of December. Data published by the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) shows that foreign investors bought a total of 284 million dollars in shares in the week ending December 26, indicating an increase in their confidence in the markets.

High Share Purchases

This purchase indicates that foreign investors reached approximately 820 million dollars in stock purchases throughout December. By evaluating Turkey's potential and growth, investors executed these purchases, which also affected the stock market. This increase in foreign investors' stock purchases is interpreted as a positive indicator for the stock exchange.

Different Developments in the Bond Market

In the last week of December, a different trend was observed in the bond market. After an 8-week hiatus, foreign investors turned to bond sales, carrying out a total bond sale worth 31 million dollars during this period. This situation reveals that investors are reevaluating their strategies based on market dynamics.

The increase in foreign investors' stock purchases and bond sales can be evaluated as a reflection of the general uncertainties and economic fluctuations in the markets. This situation is among the important factors influencing investors' risk perception and their confidence in the markets.

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