Foreign Investors Sold Shares Worth 9.2 Million Dollars

Foreign Investors' Stock Sales

According to data published by the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT), foreign investors sold a total of 9.2 million dollars' worth of stocks in the week ending November 28. This transaction follows a purchase of 72 million dollars the week before, highlighting the volatility in the markets.

Increase in Bond Investments

On the other hand, during the same period, foreign investors' bond purchases have seen a significant increase. According to the data, foreign investors purchased a total of 562 million dollars' worth of bonds in the week of November 28. This indicates a growing tendency for investors to prefer bonds over stocks.

Two-Faced Market Movements

The disparity between foreign investors' stock sales and bond purchases shows that uncertainties in the markets are still ongoing. Investors' risk appetites and preferences are continuously fluctuating based on economic data and global developments.

As a result, it is important for investors to closely monitor developments in the markets and adjust their strategies accordingly. The shifting tendencies between stock sales and bond purchases provide necessary information to increase financial literacy and make more informed decisions.