When discounted with the consumer price index, the highest monthly real return in April was realized in the BIST 100 index with 3.59%.
Turkish Statistical Institute announced the “real return rates of financial investment instruments” for April.
Accordingly, the highest monthly real return in April was in the BIST 100 index with 3.17% when reduced by the Domestic Producer Price Index (D-PPI) and 3.59% when reduced by the CPI.
When discounted with D-PPI, gold bullion provided a return of 1.37%, deposit interest (gross) 0.56%, government domestic debt securities (GDDS) 0.76%, dollar 2.55% and euro 3.87%.
When reduced by CPI, gold bullion brought 1.78% to its investors, while deposit interest (gross) caused a loss of 0.16%, government debt securities 0.36%, dollar 2.15% and euro 3.48%.
In the three-month evaluation, gold bullion stood out as the investment instrument that provides the highest real return to its investors, with 10.31% when reduced by D-PPI and 10.08% when reduced by CPI.
In the same period, GDDS was recorded as the investment instrument that made the investors lose the most, with rates of 7.6% when reduced by D-PPI and 7.8% when reduced by CPI.
According to the six-month evaluation, gold bullion became the investment instrument that provided the highest real return to its investors with 18.3% when reduced by D-PPI and 12.69% when reduced by CPI. In the same period, GDDS was determined as the investment instrument that made the investors lose the most, with 10.48% when reduced by D-PPI and 14.73% when reduced by CPI.
In the annual evaluation, the highest real return was realized in the BIST 100 index
When financial investment instruments are evaluated annually, BIST 100 index stands out as the investment instrument that provides the highest real return to its investors, with 23.92% when reduced by D-PPI and 13.6% when reduced by CPI.
In the annual evaluation, when reduced by D-PPI, gold bullion attracted attention with the real return it provided to its investors of 23.85%, euro 5.04% and dollar 7.4%. Investors lost 26.71% of deposit interest (gross) and 44.81% of government securities.
When reduced by CPI, gold bullion provided a return of 13.54% to its investors, while the dollar caused investors to lose 1.54%, the euro 3.7%, deposit interest (gross) 32.81% and government securities 49.41%.
Source: Trthaber / Prepared by Irem Yildiz