Turkey's Capital Markets Board Implements One-Month Short-Selling Ban
- paolo bibat
- Mar 24
- 1 min read

In a move to address recent market volatility, Turkey's Capital Markets Board has announced a one-month ban on short-selling transactions on the Istanbul Stock Exchange.
The decision aims to safeguard investors and restore stability to the financial markets amid ongoing economic uncertainties. Alongside the short-selling ban, the regulatory body has also relaxed rules surrounding stock buybacks, allowing companies greater flexibility to repurchase their shares.
These measures are designed to bolster market confidence and provide a more supportive environment for both investors and businesses during this period of instability.
The combined actions reflect the board's proactive approach to mitigating risks and fostering a resilient trading ecosystem.




























