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Turkey’s BIST 100 opens the week slightly higher
Turkey’s BIST 100 stock index opened Monday at 12,277.24 points, up 0.09% from its previous close.
It had risen 0.43% on Friday to finish at 12,265.98 points.
The banking index gained 0.17% at the opening, while the holdings index fell 0.27%.
Global markets started the week cautiously as conflict in the Middle East weighed on sentiment, despite optimism after Russia partly lifted its diesel export ban.
Analysts said the calendar for economic data in Turkey and abroad was quiet that day.
They identified 12,400 and 12,500 points as resistance levels for the BIST 100, and 12,100 and 12,000 as support levels.
Turkey’s BIST 100 index opened the week 0.09% higher at 12,277.24 points.
The index rose 11.25 points from its previous close.
On Friday, it had gained 0.43% to finish at 12,265.98 points.
The banking index rose 0.17%, while the holding index fell 0.27%.
Global markets began the week cautiously amid Middle East conflicts, despite optimism over Russia partially lifting its diesel export ban.
- Who
- Turkey’s BIST 100 index.
- What
- It opened the week 0.09% higher, at 12,277.24 points.
- When
- Monday, October 12, 2026.
- Where
- Borsa Istanbul, Turkey.
- Why
- Not stated
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The BIST 100 gained 0.43% to close at 12,265.98 points.
The index opened 11.25 points higher, at 12,277.24 points.
- Opening level
- 12,277.24 points
- Opening change
- Up 11.25 points, or 0.09%
- Friday closing level
- 12,265.98 points
- Banking index
- Up 0.17%
- Holding index
- Down 0.27%
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