Foreigners sell $750 million in bonds
Original headlineYabancılardan tahvilde 750 milyon dolarlık satış
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Foreign investors sold a net $750.4 million in Turkish bonds during the week of October 30, the largest weekly outflow since April 3, alongside $66.3 million in net equity sales, according to the article. The bond selling accelerated sharply even as equity outflows slowed from the prior week. The divergence suggests foreigners are retrenching from Turkish fixed income faster than from stocks, a shift that matters for lira funding costs and the government's borrowing plans. Watch upcoming central bank and regulatory data for whether the bond exit continues or reverses.
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