Foreign Investors Set Record Purchases of Turkish Stocks and Bonds

According to data from the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB), foreign investor interest in Turkish assets has increased markedly. In the week of April 17, net inflows reached $579.4 million into equities and $243 million into bonds. These figures indicate that equity purchases have reached their highest level in the post-pandemic period. Foreign investors made net purchases for two consecutive weeks, drawing attention. Total equity holdings exceeded $61 billion, signaling renewed confidence in Turkish markets. Notably, equity purchases reached their highest level in 5.5 years. A similar trend was observed in the bond market. The $243 million in bond purchases reveals rising demand for fixed-income assets among foreign investors. These developments suggest that Turkey is entering a positive phase in international capital flows. This is not investment advice.

📊 XU100 — Piyasa Yorumu

▲ up · 60%

The news indicates that foreign investors have made record purchases of Turkish stocks and bonds. This could boost market confidence and have a positive short-term impact. However, technical indicators remain weak: RSI at 41 is in neutral territory, MACD is below the signal line, and the price is below the 20-day moving average. Therefore, upside potential may be limited. Some recovery can be expected due to the news, but stronger signals are needed for a trend reversal.

RSI 14

41.3

MACD

2.16

24h Δ

0.51%

📊 TRY — Piyasa Yorumu

▲ up · 85%

Record purchases of Turkish equities and bonds by foreign investors indicate increasing confidence in Turkish Lira (TL) assets. This development could support an upward movement in the BIST 100 index in the short term and lead to a decline in bond yields. Additionally, capital inflows may contribute to the appreciation of the TL, putting pressure on exchange rates. Overall, market sentiment is expected to be positively affected.

RSI 14

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MACD

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24h Δ

0.00%

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