CBRT: Foreign Investors Made Net Sales in Equities and Bonds

According to data released by the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT), foreign investors made net sales in equities and government domestic debt securities last week. This indicates a slowdown in foreign capital inflows. The data shows that foreigners made net sales of $1.2 billion in the equity market and $0.8 billion in the bond market, totaling an outflow of $2 billion. This marks the highest weekly net sales figure recorded in recent months. Analysts suggest that these sales may stem from a decline in global risk appetite and geopolitical uncertainties. Additionally, expectations of changes in domestic interest rates may have influenced foreign investors' decisions. The data released by the CBRT reveals that foreign investors' interest in Turkish markets has waned in the short term. However, it is noted that there is still a net inflow overall since the beginning of the year. This is not investment advice.