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Stock Market, Foreign Exchange and Gold Investors Profited This Week

According to the transaction in Borsa Istanbul; stock market, foreign exchange and gold investors profited this week.

Yazar: Elif Dinçer

Yayınlanma: 12 Mart 2021 19:57

Güncellenme: 18 Aralık 2024 18:05

Stock Market, Foreign Exchange and Gold Investors Profited This Week

This week, the stock market, foreign exchange and gold earned their investors on a weekly basis.

The stock market, foreign exchange and gold investors profited this week. According to the transaction in Borsa Istanbul, stocks increased by an average of 1.00 percent on a weekly basis, while the gram of gold increased by 1.09 percent, USD/TL increased by 1.29 percent and Euro/TL increased by 1.09 percent. After seeing the lowest 1.526.58 and the highest 1.580.03 points, the BIST 100 index closed the week at 1.557.39 points, up 1.00 percent compared to the previous week. According to the transaction in the Grand Bazaar, the selling price per gram of 24-carat gold bullion gained 1.09 percent this week, reaching 415.70 liras, and the sales price of Republican gold increased by 1.10 percent and reached the level of 2.759.00 lira. The sales price of the quarter gold, which was 667.00 lira last week, increased to 674.00 lira. This week, the US dollar gained 1.29 percent to 7,5910 lira, and the Euro reached 9.0530 lira with an increase of 1.09 percent. Mutual funds gained value by 0.72 percent this week, while private pension funds gained 0.17 percent. In terms of categories, among the mutual funds, the most profitable was stock funds with 2.03 percent.
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