Foreign Investors Bought $358 Million Worth of Shares Last Week.
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Despite the decline in value experienced on the Istanbul Stock Exchange last week, foreign investors continued to buy shares. Foreign residents purchased $358.6 million worth of shares last week.
Foreign investors purchased $358.6 million worth of shares last week, while selling $409.9 million worth of government domestic debt securities and $434.4 million worth of non-government sector issuances.
Foreign investors purchased $358.6 million worth of shares last week, while selling $409.9 million worth of government bonds and $434.4 million worth of other debt instruments. Thus, the total sales of bonds and other debt instruments by foreign investors reached approximately $844 million.
Foreign investors purchased $358.6 million worth of shares last week, while selling $409.9 million worth of government domestic debt securities and $434.4 million worth of non-government sector issuances.
According to TCMB data, overseas residents bought shares of $358.6 million last week, DIBS for $409.9 million and ÖST for $434.4 million. During the week of September 25, stocks of shares, DIBS and ÖST declined.
Foreign investors continued buying shares while also selling bonds. In the week of September 25, non-residents bought $358.6 million worth of shares and sold $404 million worth of bonds.
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