MSCI November 2026 Review: 100 Stocks Removed from Index

The results of MSCI’s November 2026 index review, closely monitored by global equity markets, have been announced. In line with the decisions taken, a significant restructuring of the MSCI ACWI Global Equity Index was carried out. During the review, 100 constituents were removed from the index while 13 new stocks were added, resulting in a net contraction of the ACWI Global Equity Index. Additionally, it was announced that 12 new stocks would be added to the Emerging Markets Index, broadening the representation of companies in that segment. MSCI stated that all of these changes will take effect on November 30. The index updates are closely watched by passive funds and institutional investors for portfolio flow implications. This is not investment advice.

📊 XU100 — Piyasa Yorumu

▼ down · 55%

MSCI's removal of 100 stocks from the index is a development that could create selling pressure in passive fund flows. However, the XU100's latest close was flat (change 0.04%) and the RSI at 51 is in neutral territory; MACD is below its signal line (47.8 < 64.1), indicating weak momentum. The price is below the SMA20 (11716) but above the SMA50 (11569), meaning there is near-term compression. The news impact may remain limited across the broader index; weights outside the removed stocks could be offsetting. Mild downward pressure is expected over 1-3 days, but there is no technical confirmation for a sharp decline.

RSI 14

51.3

MACD

47.83

24h Δ

0.04%

📊 MSCI — Piyasa Yorumu

■ neutral · 55%

The news of an index change for MSCI's own stock does not create a direct operational impact; the news carries a negative effect primarily for the 100 stocks removed from the index, and a neutral-to-positive effect for the remaining ones. In the technical view, the price is above the SMA20 and SMA50, MACD is positive above the signal line, and momentum is strong with a 24-hour change of +3.5%. However, with an RSI of 67.6, it is approaching overbought territory, indicating limited upside potential or risk of profit-taking in the short term. Since the news's impact on MSCI stock is limited and indirect, the direction is uncertain; if current momentum is maintained, a slight upward bias is possible. Overall, I foresee a neutral-to-positive picture for 1-3 days.

RSI 14

67.6

MACD

3.37

24h Δ

3.47%

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