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Foreign Investors Increase Turkish Asset Holdings with $92.4M Net Equity Inflow

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During the week ending April 25, foreign investors made a net purchase of $92.4 million in Turkish equities, based on adjusted figures excluding price and exchange rate effects, according to data released by the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT).

In the same period, foreigners also showed strong interest in Turkish debt instruments, with significant inflows across several categories.

Breakdown of Capital Movements

  • Government Debt Securities (DİBS – Outright Purchases):
    Net inflow of $476.7 million

  • DİBS (Reverse Repo):
    Net inflow of $207.8 million

  • DİBS (Collateral Transactions):
    Net outflow of $454.6 million

  • DİBS (Lending):
    No transaction recorded

  • Corporate Bonds:
    Net outflow of $194.6 million

Current Holdings of Foreign Investors

  • Equities:
    Market value of holdings: $28.57 billion

  • DİBS (Outright Purchases):
    Holdings: $10.33 billion

  • DİBS (Reverse Repo):
    Holdings: $1.74 billion

  • DİBS (Collateral):
    Holdings: $3.69 billion

  • Corporate Debt Securities (Excluding Public Sector):
    Total: $370.7 million

This uptick in foreign investor activity reflects growing interest in Turkish markets, particularly amid a backdrop of tight monetary policy and stabilizing market conditions.

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