Stock Markets September 10, 2026 11:35 AM

Turkish equities retreat as BIST 100 closes down 0.77%

Market weighted lower by losses in metal products, IT and leasing sectors; mixed moves in commodities and FX

By Sofia Navarro
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The BIST 100 ended Thursday's session down 0.77%, pressured by declines in Metal Products & Machinery, Information Technology and Leasing & Factoring sectors. Market breadth favored decliners, with notable individual gains and steep losses among several mid- and large-cap names. Commodities and FX markets registered mixed moves in the same trading period.

Turkish equities retreat as BIST 100 closes down 0.77%
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Key Points

  • BIST 100 declined 0.77% at the close, with Metal Products & Machinery, Information Technology and Leasing & Factoring the main laggards.
  • Market breadth favored sellers: 411 stocks fell, 216 rose and 20 were unchanged.
  • Notable individual moves included KTLEV, GRTHO and PATEK posting near-10% gains, while ODINE, PASEU and EKGYO recorded double-digit percentage declines.

Turkey's main stock index finished lower on Thursday, with the BIST 100 closing down 0.77% as sector losses outweighed gains across the market.

Sectors that contributed most to the downward pressure were Metal Products & Machinery, Information Technology and Leasing & Factoring, according to the session's performance. Market breadth showed more stocks falling than rising, with 411 decliners compared with 216 advancers and 20 stocks finishing unchanged on the Istanbul exchange.


Top winners

Among the top performers on the BIST 100, Katilimevim Tasarruf Finansman AS (IS:KTLEV) led gains, jumping 9.99% - an increase of 3.80 points - to close at 41.82. Grainturk Holding AS (IS:GRTHO) rose 9.97%, adding 19.90 points to finish at 219.40. Pasifik Teknoloji A.S. (IS:PATEK) also posted a strong advance, up 9.95% or 2.08 points to end the session at 22.98.


Largest decliners

On the downside, Odine Solutions Teknoloji Ticaret ve Sanayi AS (IS:ODINE) recorded the steepest drop, down 9.96% or 96.00 points to close at 868.00. Pasifik Eurasia Lojistik Dis Ticaret AS (IS:PASEU) fell 9.95%, a loss of 11.50 points, to finish at 104.10. Property developer Emlak Konut Gayrimenkul Yatirim Ortakligi AS (IS:EKGYO) declined 7.47%, or 1.68 points, ending the day at 20.80.


Commodities and FX moves

Commodities moved unevenly during the session. Gold futures for December delivery were down 1.10%, a fall of 48.86, to trade at 4,411.84 per troy ounce. Crude oil contracts strengthened: October delivery rose 4.59% or 4.41 to $100.46 a barrel, while the November Brent contract increased 4.71% or 4.77 to $105.98 a barrel.

Currency markets showed modest changes against the Turkish lira. The USD/TRY rate was up 0.04% at 48.49, and EUR/TRY rose 0.16% to 56.53. The US Dollar Index Futures was higher by 0.09%, trading at 98.90 at the time referenced in the session.


Overall, the trading day was marked by a larger number of declining stocks and notable single-stock volatility, while commodities and FX exhibited mixed directional moves that coincided with the market's downbeat close.

Risks

  • Sector concentration in the declines - Metal Products & Machinery, Information Technology and Leasing & Factoring - may result in continued pressure on related equities.
  • Commodity price swings, particularly sharp gains in crude oil and a drop in gold futures, add uncertainty for energy-linked and commodity-sensitive sectors.
  • Modest currency movements in USD/TRY and EUR/TRY introduce FX-related volatility for exporters, importers and companies with foreign-currency liabilities.

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