'Red' week in the stock market: Shares lost, gold and foreign currency gained

BIST 100 index in Borsa Istanbul completed the week at 11,721.72 points, with a decrease of 4.44 percent. The index saw the lowest point of 11,653.38 and the highest point of 12,291.17 points during the week.

In the same period at Borsa Istanbul, the technology index decreased by 4.44 percent to 36,248.61 points, the services index decreased by 5.89 percent to 10,159.24 points, the financial index decreased by 4.22 percent to 14,854.21 points, and the industrial index decreased by 7.46 percent to 14,817.53 points.

THE SHARE WITH THE HIGHEST PREMIUM IS PACIFIC HOLDING

Among the stocks included in the BIST 100 index in Borsa Istanbul, the highest rise this week was Akfen Renewable Energy with 2.89 percent. It was followed by IC Enterra Renewable Energy with 2.57 percent and Sabancı Holding with 2.16 percent.

Among the stocks in question, the one that lost the most value this week was 1000 Yatırımlar Holding AŞ with 26.32 percent, followed by Tekfen Holding with a decrease of 23.77 percent and Astor Enerji with a decrease of 18.40 percent.

Among the companies whose shares are traded in Borsa Istanbul, the company with the highest market value was ASELSAN, with approximately 1 trillion 551 billion 54 million liras. ASELSAN was followed by Tüpraş with approximately 723 billion 511 million liras and Garanti BBVA with 552 billion 300 million liras.

RISE UNDER

The gram price of 24 carat gold bullion increased by 0.05 percent compared to the end of last week, reaching 6 thousand 648 liras, and the sales price of Republic gold increased by 0.04 percent to 43 thousand 327 liras.

The sales price of quarter gold increased by 0.04 percent compared to the previous week's closing and reached 10 thousand 887 liras.

EXCHANGE RATES

The selling price of the dollar increased by 0.37 percent to 49.5270 liras, and the selling price of the euro increased by 0.93 percent to 55.7610 liras.

The selling price of the British pound, which was 65.2900 lira last week, increased by 1.29 percent to 66.1350 lira this week.

The Swiss Franc gained 1.35 percent and found buyers at 60.1730 lira.