S&P Dow Jones decision on Turkey: New stock additions halted
Original headlineS&P Dow Jones'tan Türkiye kararı: Yeni hisse eklemeleri durduruldu
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S&P Dow Jones Indices has suspended certain index changes affecting Turkish equities and will not add any new Turkish stocks to its indices in December, citing concerns over market structure and shareholding transparency. The index provider also placed Turkey on its 2026/2027 Country Classification Watch List for a possible status change. The decision matters because index inclusion drives passive fund flows into Turkish markets, and the freeze signals that structural issues could threaten Turkey's standing in global benchmarks. Investors will watch whether S&P Dow Jones clarifies the criteria behind the review and whether other index providers follow suit ahead of the 2026/2027 classification cycle.
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S&P Dow Jones Indices, Turkey, Turkish equities