Turkiye’s Borsa Istanbul Loses $108.5 Billion in September as Fund Crisis Triggers Sell
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Turkiye’s Borsa Istanbul Loses $108.5 Billion in September as Fund Crisis Triggers Sell
Türkiye’s stock exchange, Borsa Istanbul, suffered one of its deepest drawdowns in recent years in September as over 100,000 investors exited the market amid fallout from fund redemptions that triggered a wider sell-off. The number of investors with positive share balances fell by 105,019 to 6.7 million in September, according to Central Securities Depository (MKK) …
According to data from the Central Registry Institution, the number of shareholders with balances on the Istanbul Stock Exchange decreased by 105,000 in September. While domestic investors withdrew from the market, the interest of foreign investors was noteworthy.
Investor trends on the Istanbul Stock Exchange show a decline in domestic investors, while foreign investors' holdings in stocks have increased.
According to Central Registry Agency (MKK) data, the number of shareholders with balances in Borsa Istanbul decreased by 105,019 people in September 2026 compared to the previous month, falling to 6,693,054, while foreign investors...
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