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Turkish government bonds lead investments in September after inflation
In September, Turkish government domestic borrowing securities, or government bonds, gave investors the strongest return after inflation.
The Turkish Statistical Institute said their inflation-adjusted return was 1.4%.
Gross deposit interest also gained value after inflation, while the U.S. dollar, euro, gold and the BIST 100 index lost value.
These figures are called real returns because they account for changes in consumer prices.
The leading investment changed over longer periods: deposits performed best over three and six months, while gold had the strongest annual return.
The results show that performance depended on the time period measured, and the figures do not say what investors should expect next.
Turkish government domestic borrowing securities delivered the highest CPI-adjusted real return among investment instruments in September.
They returned 1.4 percent in real terms, according to data released by the Turkish Statistical Institute.
Gross deposit interest rates recorded a real return of 1.19 percent in September.
The BIST 100 index had the largest monthly real loss, at 5.79 percent.
Across a year, gold bullion had the highest CPI-adjusted real return, at 5.3 percent.
- Who
- Turkish government domestic borrowing securities were the best-performing investment instrument in September.
- What
- They delivered a CPI-adjusted real return of 1.4 percent.
- When
- September; the data was released on Oct. 8.
- Where
- Turkey.
- Why
- Not stated
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Turkish government domestic borrowing securities recorded a CPI-adjusted real return of 1.4 percent.
The Turkish Statistical Institute released the investment return data.
- September government bonds
- 1.4 percent real return
- September gross deposit interest
- 1.19 percent real return
- September BIST 100
- 5.79 percent real loss
- Annual gold bullion
- 5.3 percent real return
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