Published: Sunday, March 23, 2025 · 9:30 PM | Updated: Sunday, March 23, 2025 · 9:30 PM
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The Capital Markets Board of Turkey has announced a one-month ban on short-selling activities on the Istanbul Stock Exchange. This move aims to stabilize the market amid recent volatility.
In addition to the short-selling ban, the board has decided to ease the equity ratio requirements for credit capital market transactions. This adjustment is intended to provide more flexibility to market participants and encourage investment activities.
Moreover, the board has lifted the cap on the total amount of stock buybacks for listed companies. By removing this limit, companies now have greater freedom to repurchase their shares, potentially boosting shareholder value and market stability.
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