Foreign Investors Sell $569 Million in Turkish Securities
Foreign investors sold equities and debt securities in the week covered by central bank data, while reported holdings declined across all three categories.
Key takeaways
- Foreign investors recorded $569.1 million in net sales, according to Dünya.
- Reported sales included $100 million in equities and $183.8 million in government debt securities.
Foreign investors recorded $569.1 million in net sales of Turkish securities during the week covered by central bank data, Dünya reported. Sales included equities, government domestic debt securities (DİBS) and ÖST securities.
According to the figures reported by Ekonomim and Dünya, foreign investors sold $100 million in equities, $183.8 million in DİBS and $285.3 million in ÖST securities.
Foreign-held equity stock declined from 33 milyar 981,1 milyon dolardan to 31 milyar 569,3 milyon dolara in the week of Oct. 23. DİBS holdings fell from 16 milyar 794,9 milyon dolardan to 16 milyar 555,1 milyon dolara, while ÖST holdings decreased from 3 milyar 39,4 milyon dolardan to 2 milyar 741,7 milyon dolara.
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