BIST 100 closes 0.56% higher at 11,023.55 points
Published on 11/03/2026 at 22:40 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSKey points from Tuesday's session
- The BIST 100 closed Tuesday at 11,023.55 points, up 0.56 percent from Monday.
- The index recovered after opening lower, with the session ranging from 10,843.03 to 11,142.10 points.
- Wood, paper and printing, non-metallic minerals and transportation led sector gains, while 74 index constituents rose and 26 fell.
The BIST 100 finished the Tuesday, November 3, 2026 session at 11,023.55 points, gaining 61.88 points, or 0.56 percent, from the previous close. The close was reported by Anadolu Agency. The Borsa Istanbul index page identifies the benchmark as the BIST 100, with index code XU100 and ISIN TRAIMKB00010.
Recovery after a weaker open
The benchmark opened at 10,921.12 points, down from Monday's 10,961.67 close, before buying interest helped it move higher. Tuesday's range extended from 10,843.03 to 11,142.10 points, indicating a volatile session even though the index ended in positive territory. Anadolu Agency reported that 74 indices rose and 26 closed lower.
Trading volume reached 117 billion Turkish liras, according to Anadolu Agency. The broad advance was also reflected in the share-count data reported by Investing.com, which recorded 495 rising shares against 129 declining shares and 17 unchanged stocks across the Istanbul Stock Exchange.
Industrial sectors led the advance
Investing.com said the BIST Wood Paper Printing, BIST Non-Metallic Mineral Products and BIST Transportation sectors were among the strongest performers. The report named Vestel Elektronik, Zorlu Enerji and Reysas Tasimacilik as the biggest BIST 100 gainers, while Akfen Yenilenebilir Enerji, Tekfen Holding and Dogus Otomotiv were among the largest decliners.
The sector pattern points to a selective rather than uniform advance: several industrial and transportation groups supported the benchmark, while some financial and individual large-cap names remained under pressure. Market participants should distinguish this one-session rebound from a broader trend, particularly because the index's intraday range remained wide.
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