BIST 100 rises 0.58% to 11,549.65 in midday trade
Published on 11/09/2026 at 13:17 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSBIST 100 Extends Early-Session Gains
- The index stood at 11,549.65 points at 13:00 Istanbul time on November 9, up 0.58% from Friday's close.
- Banking shares helped lead broad-based buying, while investors also assessed lower oil prices and a recovery in global technology stocks.
- Market participants were looking ahead to US inflation expectations and other international data, with 11,700 and 11,800 points identified as near-term resistance levels.
The BIST 100 extended its early-session advance on Monday, November 9, with the Turkish benchmark at 11,549.65 points at 13:00 Istanbul time, or 11:00 Berlin time. The index was 67.05 points, equivalent to 0.58%, above Friday's close of 11,482.60 points. The figures were reported by Sabah in a report created on November 9.
Banking Shares Support Broad-Based Buying
The index had opened at 11,559.31 points, up 0.67% from the previous close, and traded between 11,521.40 and 11,625.57 points during the first half of the session. Banking shares gained 1.85% by 13:00 Istanbul time, while holding stocks rose 0.60%. Information technology was the strongest sector, advancing 3.73%, whereas construction was the only cited laggard, down 0.69%, according to Sabah.
The move followed a 1.32% gain for the BIST 100 on Friday. In its market report, Anadolu Agency attributed the stronger global risk tone at the start of the week partly to falling oil prices and a recovery in technology stocks after the previous week's sharp selling. The agency also noted that the United Nations climate conference COP31 was beginning in Antalya, although no direct market impact was established.
Global Data Remains in Focus
Investors were watching US wholesale inventories, consumer inflation expectations and comments from Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey later on Monday. Attention was also turning to US inflation data due on Tuesday. Garanti BBVA Securities highlighted the November 12 Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey inflation report as an important factor for monetary-policy expectations and placed initial BIST 100 support at 11,350-11,200 points and resistance at 11,590-11,750 points in its November 9 market recap.
Technical levels are reference points rather than forecasts. The next market update should distinguish any later intraday move from the 13:00 Istanbul reading and should not be treated as a closing level. Further BIST 100 coverage is available on the BIST 100 topic page.
