Foreign Investors Sold Stocks, Bought Bonds

Foreign investors were net sellers in the stock market during the week of September 4. In that week, foreign investors executed a net sale of $647.6 million in stock transactions. In the same period, foreign investors moved towards buying in government domestic debt securities (GDDS). During the week of September 4, a net purchase of $156.7 million was recorded on the GDDS side. The total market value of foreign investors' securities portfolio declined to $152.4 billion. This data reflects the change in the asset allocation of foreign investors in Turkey. The net sale in the stock market and net purchase in the bond market indicate a differentiation in foreign investors' risk appetite. The decline in portfolio size is due to fluctuations in market valuations. Not investment advice.

📊 XU100 — Piyasa Yorumu

▼ down · 55%

Foreign investors selling in the stock market could create selling pressure on the XU100 in the short term. However, their buying in bonds indicates weakening risk appetite and a shift in capital flow from equities to bonds. Technical indicators are already weak: the price is below the SMA20, the MACD is below the signal line, and the RSI is in neutral territory. This outlook suggests that downside risk persists. Nevertheless, the impact of the news may be limited; a downward trend is possible in the 1-3 day horizon, but a strong crash should not be expected.

RSI 14

49.9

MACD

70.76

24h Δ

-0.89%

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