Non-resident investors were net buyers of Turkish equities and government domestic debt securities last week. They were net sellers of private sector external debt instruments, according to the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye’s weekly securities statistics.
Non-residents bought $367.2 million of stocks in the week. Their purchases of government domestic debt securities, known as DİBS, totalled $36.9 million.
Private debt sees outflows
The picture reversed in private external debt. Non-residents sold $143.1 million of private sector external debt instruments, known as ÖST, over the same period.
The figures cover the week of 6 November. The central bank’s data points to a split between equity and bond flows on one side and private borrowing on the other.
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