Turkish benchmark stock index, BIST 100, hit a new record high for the first time in about four months on Monday, supported by positive signals from domestic macroeconomic data and the decline in TΓΌrkiye's borrowing costs.
Starting the year at 11,296.52 points, the BIST 100 index broke a new record in the first trading week of the year. The rise in the BIST 100 index, led by the financial leasing and factoring index, exceeded 1.3%.
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