SPK Extends Short Selling Ban

The Turkish Capital Markets Board (SPK) announced that it has extended the duration of the short‑selling ban in order to preserve market stability. The decision applies to all securities listed on the exchange. The new extension surpasses the previously set expiry date, thereby continuing to restrict the period during which investors can engage in short‑selling transactions. This measure is part of the SPK’s efforts to support market liquidity and price stability. The extension could affect risk‑management strategies, particularly during periods of heightened volatility. Investors are advised to review short‑selling‑based portfolio structures and ensure compliance with the SPK’s current regulations. Investors should closely monitor the SPK’s official announcements and related legislative changes. This is not investment advice.

📊 GOOGL — Piyasa Yorumu

■ neutral · 60%

SPK's extension of the short‑selling ban could heighten risk‑aversion tendencies, particularly in Turkish and some emerging markets. Because a large U.S. company such as GOOGL is not directly linked to this regulation, no direct pressure on its price is expected. Technical indicators show a short‑term bullish trend with a 24‑hour rise of 9.5% and the SMA20 above the SMA50, but the MACD remaining below the signal line suggests a potential correction. Therefore, the news is likely to have a limited impact on GOOGL, and a neutral market trajectory is anticipated.

RSI 14

69.2

MACD

8.36

24h Δ

9.51%

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