Foreign Investors Show Record Interest in the Turkish Stock Exchange

Record Foreign Investments

The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) announced the securities statistics for the week of December 26. According to these data, foreign investors made a 283.8 million-dollar purchase of stocks during this period. At the same time, information was noted that 236 million dollars worth of bonds were sold.

Stock Purchases at a Three-Month High

Foreign investors' stock purchases reached the highest level since the week of September 19. This situation indicates that the confidence of foreigners in the Turkish markets has increased and there are signs of improvement in economic data. In particular, the purchases made before the week of December 26 show that international interest in Turkish stocks has revived with a catalytic effect.

Comparison with Previous Weeks

In the previous week, foreign investors made a remarkable trend by purchasing 354.5 million dollars in stocks and 202.8 million dollars in bonds. Considering these striking figures, the decline experienced in the last week may indicate that investors are reevaluating their strategies.

Role of Foreign Investors and Expectations

Despite the fluctuations in the Turkish economy, the opportunities offered by the Turkish stock market continue to attract foreign investors. Experts emphasize that if foreign inflows continue, they will play an essential role in Turkey's economic growth. In the upcoming period, it is eagerly anticipated how political and economic developments will affect investor sentiment.