Foreign investors' bond sales hit a 7-month high
Original headlineYabancı yatırımcının tahvil satışı 7 ayın zirvesinde
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Foreign investors sold a net $750.4 million in Turkish bonds and $66.3 million in equities in the week ended October 30, marking the largest weekly bond outflow since April 3. The selling comes as foreign investors reduce exposure to Turkish fixed-income assets, a shift that matters for lira funding costs and the central bank's reserve management. Watch upcoming central bank policy signals and inflation data for whether the outflow extends into November.
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foreign investors, Turkish bonds, Turkish equities