Foreign Investors Net Sellers with $1.14 Billion in One Week

Foreign investors were net sellers in Turkish markets last week, with total sales reaching $1.14 billion. This figure indicates a tendency among foreign investors to rebalance their portfolios. The majority of sales were concentrated in the equity market. Foreign investors reportedly sold shares of large-cap companies, causing fluctuations on Borsa Istanbul. Analysts suggest these sales may stem from changes in global risk appetite. During the same period, foreign investors also made limited sales in the bond market. However, the notable highlight was the high-volume outflow in equities. This points to a lack of short-term optimism among foreign investors regarding Turkey. Market analysts note that whether foreign selling will continue will become clearer in the coming weeks. Monetary policies of global central banks and geopolitical developments will be key determinants of foreign investor decisions. Investors are advised to remain cautious during this period. This is not investment advice.