SPK Extends Short Selling Ban Again

The Turkish Capital Markets Board (SPK) has extended the short selling ban in order to preserve market stability. The decision was taken in light of recent increases in volatility and liquidity constraints. The ban covers all securities listed on the stock exchange, temporarily restricting investors’ ability to sell borrowed shares. The SPK stated that the measure is aimed at preventing market manipulation and safeguarding investor confidence. The extension will remain in effect for a period determined by the SPK. At the end of this period, authorities will reassess market conditions and may decide to lift or broaden the ban if necessary. Investors should review their portfolio strategies and update risk‑management plans in response to the short selling restriction. While the SPK’s decision demonstrates its capacity to respond swiftly to market dynamics, it is important for investors to closely monitor these developments. This is not investment advice.

📊 GOOGL — Piyasa Yorumu

■ neutral · 60%

SPK's extension of the short‑selling ban could ease short‑term negative pressure in Turkish markets, but its direct impact on a U.S.‑listed stock such as GOOGL will remain limited. Technical indicators show the RSI at 67.7, placing it in the overbought region, while the MACD lies below the signal line, indicating slight downward pressure. Consequently, the news is likely to have a neutral effect on GOOGL. In the short term, price movements will be more influenced by global macro factors and the company’s fundamental news.

RSI 14

67.7

MACD

6.14

24h Δ

9.76%

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