Foreign Investor Share in Government Bonds Falls by One-Third

Foreign investors' share in Turkish government bonds declined by one-third during the five-week period of ongoing conflict, falling to 6.06%. Approximately $6.9 billion in net outflows occurred from the bond market during this period. Following the ceasefire decision last week, an improvement was observed in Turkey's five-year credit default swap (CDS) premiums. Market analysts predict that the decline in CDS premiums could lead foreign investors to resume bond purchases. These developments demonstrate that global risk perception directly affects foreign demand for Turkey's debt instruments. Not investment advice.

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The headline indicates foreign investors are exiting Turkish bonds, which could generally heighten demand for the dollar and reflect waning confidence in the Turkish lira. In technical indicators, the RSI at 62 is near the neutral zone but suggests buying pressure, the MACD is positive, and the price is above short-term averages. In the short term, USD/TRY is likely to maintain an upward trend, though confidence is moderate as the market may have already priced in this news.

RSI 14

62.9

MACD

0.03

24h Δ

0.20%

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