Strong selling in bonds from foreign investors
Original headlineYabancı yatırımcıdan tahvilde güçlü satış
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Foreign investors sold $750.4 million in Turkish bonds and $66.3 million in equities during the week ending October 30, marking the largest weekly bond outflow since April 3. The combined exit underscores renewed caution toward Turkish assets after a period of relative stability in cross-border flows. The bond selling dwarfs the equity move and points to repositioning in fixed income rather than a broad flight from the market. Watch upcoming weekly securities statistics and the central bank's policy signals for whether the outflow extends into November.
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foreign investors, bonds, equities