When discounted with the consumer price index (CPI), the highest monthly real return in September was 1.81% in the BIST 100 index.
Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK) announced the real return rates of financial investment instruments for September.
Accordingly, the highest real return in September was in the BIST 100 index with 1.81% when discounted with CPI. When reduced by the domestic producer price index (D-PPI), the BIST 100 index provided 3.14% profit to its investors.
When reduced by D-PPI, deposit interest (gross) among investment instruments lost 1.69%, dollar 3.16%, gold bullion 3.59%, euro 5.18%, and government domestic debt securities (GDBS) 11.45%. When reduced by CPI, deposit interest (gross) lost 2.96%, dollar 4.41%, gold bullion 4.83%, euro 6.41% and government bonds 12.59%.
In the three-month evaluation, BIST 100 index was the investment instrument that provided the highest real return with 26.01% when reduced by D-PPI and 19.35% when reduced by CPI. In the same period, GDDS was recorded as the investment instrument that lost the most with 28.27% when reduced by D-PPI and 32.06% when reduced by CPI.
According to the six-month evaluation, BIST 100 index was the investment instrument that provided the highest real return with 23.06% when reduced by D-PPI and 18.33% when reduced by CPI. In the same period, GDDS was calculated as the investment instrument that lost the most with 39.75% when reduced by D-PPI and 42.06% when reduced by CPI.
When financial investment instruments are evaluated annually, the BIST 100 index attracted attention as the investment instrument that provided the highest real return with 65.47% when reduced by D-PPI and 51.04% when reduced by CPI.
In the annual evaluation, when discounted with D-PPI, gold bullion and euro provided real returns of 13.96% and euro 7.83%, respectively, while the dollar lost 0.01%, deposit interest (gross) 21.57% and government securities lost 43.3%.
When reduced by CPI, gold bullion provided a real return of 4.02%, while euro caused a loss of 1.57%, dollar 8.73%, deposit interest (gross) 28.42% and government securities 48.24%.
Source: Trthaber / Prepared by Irem Yildiz