According to the data of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey for the week of October 23, non-residents followed a sales-oriented trend in both the stock and bond markets.
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Securities statistics published weekly by the CBRT follow the movements of non-residents in Borsa Istanbul and government domestic debt securities.
The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) published securities statistics for the week of October 23.
Accordingly, in the week of October 23, non-residents preferred to sell both stocks and bonds.
The foreign investor, who sold 89 million dollars of shares in the week of October 16, reached 100 million dollars this week.
The foreign investor, who sold bonds for the previous four consecutive weeks, sold $163 million worth of bonds in the week of October 23.
Foreign investors had sold $57 million worth of bonds in the previous week.

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