Foreign investors made purchases of shares.

In the week of March 6, individuals residing abroad made a net purchase of $216.3 million in stocks, according to data from Foreks. The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) reported that net sales of government bonds (DİBS) reached $159.4 million during the same period. Additionally, net sales of DİBS through reverse repos amounted to $21.4 million, while net sales of collateralized DİBS totaled $169.3 million. No transactions were recorded for borrowing DİBS, but net purchases of corporate bonds reached $11.4 million.

The market value of stock holdings by foreign residents stood at $34.55 billion. The stock levels for DİBS (Direct Purchase) were $19.62 billion, for DİBS (Reverse Repo) at $1.76 billion, and for DİBS (Collateral) at $10.41 billion. Exports from sectors outside of general management were reported at $740.1 million.