Foreign Investors Have Started Selling Off Their Shares Again.
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Foreign investors have resumed selling shares after previous week's purchases. Foreign investors, who sold $189.9 million worth of shares in the week of October 2nd, also continued their outflows from the bond market. Weekly bond sales rose from $404 million to $498 million, bringing the total sales over the past three weeks to over $1 billion.
According to CBRT data, non-resident investors sold $189.9 million worth of shares, $484.7 million worth of government bonds, and $60 million worth of other securities last week. During the same period, the stock of shares decreased to $36.7916 billion.
According to data from the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB), non-residents experienced net sales in both equity and government domestic debt securities (DİBS). Non-residents...
Foreign investors sold $189.9 million worth of shares, $484.7 million worth of government domestic debt securities, and $60 million worth of non-governmental sector issuances last week.
Foreign investors, who sold $189.9 million worth of shares, also continued selling bonds.
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