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BIST 100 rises 6.72% over week to close at 11,482.60

Özge Adıgüzel
Last updated: 7 November 2026 13:08
Özge Adıgüzel - Editor
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Turkey’s BIST 100 index rose 6.72 percent over the week, closing at 11,482.60 points.

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  • Gold and currencies rise against the lira
  • Equity funds lead fund categories

The index traded between a low of 10,626.34 points and a high of 11,617.00 points during the week. The exact closing date of the trading week was not stated in the review.

Gold and currencies rise against the lira

A 24 carat gold bar sold for 6,520 lira per gram at Kapalıçarşı, up 3.57 percent on the week. Republic gold rose 4.24 percent to 42,928 lira, while quarter gold climbed 3.97 percent to 10,750 lira from 10,340 lira the previous weekend.

The US dollar’s selling rate reached 50.1580 lira, up 0.42 percent on the week. The euro’s selling rate was 55.9290 lira, gaining 0.37 percent.

Equity funds lead fund categories

Equity funds were the best-performing category, rising 2.51 percent over the week. Pension funds gained 1.10 percent and investment funds 0.84 percent.

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