BIST 100 closes November 10 at 11,661.86 points, down 0.43%
Published on 11/10/2026 at 22:47 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSBIST 100 ends Tuesday lower
- The BIST 100 closed November 10 at 11,661.86 points, down 0.43% from the previous session.
- The index opened higher and briefly reached 11,786.58 points before late selling pressure pulled it below Monday's close.
- Information technology, electricity and insurance stocks weighed on the benchmark, while banking shares supported a partial recovery during the afternoon.
The BIST 100 ended the Tuesday, November 10 session at 11,661.86 points, down 50.81 points or 0.43% from Monday's close of 11,712.67. The closing level was reported by CNBC-e after trading in Istanbul had finished.
Early gains fade during the session
The Turkish benchmark opened at 11,758.85 points, a 0.39% gain from the previous close. CNBC-e reported that the index reached 11,786.58 points during the first half, when 57 BIST 100 constituents were higher, 41 were lower and two were unchanged. The index was up 0.44% at midday, but subsequent selling pressure pushed it into the 11,690 to 11,700 range.
Buying in banking shares helped the market recover to 11,722.64 points at 15:07, according to the same report. That support was not sufficient to keep the benchmark above Monday's closing level by the end of the session.
Sector pressure broadens the retreat
Investing.com, carrying a Reuters report, said losses in information technology, electricity and insurance stocks weighed on Turkish equities. Declining stocks outnumbered advancing stocks on the Istanbul Stock Exchange by 444 to 176, while 16 stocks ended unchanged.
Stock-level performance remained mixed despite the index decline. Ege Endustri rose 10.00% to 4,895.00 Turkish lira, while Turkcell gained 6.13% and Alarko Holding advanced 6.08%. On the weaker side, Gulermak fell 9.97%, CW Enerji declined 9.96% and ODAS lost 8.06%, according to Investing.com.
What investors should watch
The session showed a clear reversal from the initial advance rather than a uniform move across all constituents. For investors tracking the benchmark, the combination of late selling pressure, weak market breadth and sector divergence provides the immediate context for the 0.43% decline. The next session will show whether banking support can stabilize the index or whether weakness in technology and other pressured sectors persists.
Further coverage is available on the BIST 100 topic page.
