HSBC's Most Active Buy-Sell Moves: BIST 100 and Dollar Impact
HSBC, son dönemde BIST 100 hisselerinde yoğun alım-satım aktivitesi gösterdi. En çok işlem gören hisseler arasında **Garanti BBVA, İşbank ve Türk Tele

HSBC has shown significant buying and selling activity in BIST 100 stocks recently. The most traded stocks include Garanti BBVA, İşbank, and Türk Telekom. The bank attributed this activity to investors' shift towards Turkish stocks due to the strong performance of the US dollar. Garanti BBVA saw a 15% buying surge, while İşbank experienced a 12% selling pressure. Analysts suggest that HSBC's strategy reflects the confidence of US-based institutions in the Turkish market. Additionally, Türk Telekom saw an 8% buying activity, driven by increased 5G investments. These moves indicate a potential 2-3% short-term rise in the BIST 100.
HSBC's buying and selling activity shows that Turkey's market makers are adopting an independent strategy from the US. Investors, viewing Turkish stocks as risky assets due to the strong dollar, are redirecting their capital. This trend suggests a potential 2-3% short-term rise in the BIST 100.
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