
While the BIST 100 index in Borsa Istanbul completed the week with an increase of 6.72%, an upward trend was also observed in gold and foreign exchange rates.
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Summary of weekly investment instrument performances in domestic markets.
This week, all investment instruments in the domestic markets brought profits to their investors. Borsa Istanbul, gold and foreign exchange rates completed the week with an increase and charted an upward trend.
The BIST 100 index at Borsa Istanbul gained 6.72 percent on a weekly basis and closed at 11,482.60 points. The index tested the lowest point of 10,626.34 points during the volatile week and reached the highest point of 11,617.00 points.
When examined on a sectoral basis, an increase was seen in all main indices except technology. The financial index reached 13,532.30 points with a 9.21 percent premium, the industrial index reached 13,745.16 points with a 5.87 percent increase, and the services index reached 10,122.52 points with a 9.93 percent increase. The technology index lost 2.42 percent of its value and fell to 35,143.95 points.
THE MOST PROFITMENT OF THE WEEK WAS CW ENERGY
Among the stocks included in the BIST 100 index, the company that gained the most for its investors this week was CW Energy, with an increase of 33.28 percent. CW Enerji was followed by CVK Maden with a gain of 30.40 percent and Batıçim Batı Anadolu Çimento with a premium of 27.89 percent.
The stock that lost the most of the week was recorded as Doğuş Otomotiv, with a decrease of 9.65 percent. This share was followed by Akfen Renewable Energy with a loss of 8.56 percent and Şok Marketler with a decrease of 6.58 percent.
ASELSAN retained its title as the company with the highest market value in Borsa Istanbul this week as well. While ASELSAN was at the top with a market value of approximately 1 trillion 512 billion liras, it was followed by Tüpraş with 650 billion 294 million liras and Garanti BBVA with 606 billion 60 million liras.
UPWARD COURSE IN GOLD AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Safe haven gold continued to gain value this week. The gram price of 24 carat gold bullion increased by 3.57 percent compared to the previous week and reached 6 thousand 520 liras. Republic gold increased by 4.24 percent to 42 thousand 928 liras, and quarter gold increased by 3.97 percent to 10 thousand 750 liras.
There was also a limited but upward movement in exchange rates. The selling price of the dollar increased by 0.42 percent to 50.1580 liras, and the euro increased to 55.9290 liras with a premium of 0.37 percent. The British pound, which was 66.8820 lira last week, increased by 0.24 percent to 67.0430 lira this week, and the Swiss franc increased by 0.89 percent to 61.1530 lira.
The Ministry of Commerce banned the sale of the Water Toys brand HL-3004 model 'Pool Duck Fishing Rod' toy, which poses a risk of drowning and injury, and decided to recall it from the market.

Due to the contraction in global automotive markets, manufacturers turned to the US market, which stands out with high profit margins and large vehicle demand. Giants such as Toyota, Audi and Hyundai are planning billions of dollars of new factories and capacity increase investments.

Alinea Analytics announced the highest-earning games of the PS5 generation. While God of War: Ragnarok was at the top with a revenue of 1.4 billion dollars, 84.7% of the total revenue of 6.5 billion dollars was obtained from the PlayStation platform.

The global tablet market fell 23% year-on-year to 32.2 million sales in the third quarter. While Apple and Samsung suffered serious losses, Lenovo became the only growing brand in the market by increasing its sales by 11.9%.
Russian President Vladimir Putin transferred three more companies of the Japanese tobacco company JTI in Russia to the temporary management of the Russian company called 'Promyshlenniye Aktivı'. The decision covers the company's commercial activities and wholesale units in the country.
The Capital Markets Board (CMB) filed criminal complaints against many people and imposed a two-year transaction ban on transactions in TMPOL, ISVEA and TERA shares. In addition, Trive Investment's activities were stopped, and the issuance and capital increases of some companies were approved.