On Wednesday, Turkey's Istanbul Stock Exchange's National 100 Index closed up 4.12%, rebounding for three consecutive trading days to reach 11,478.13 points, continuing to break away from the lowest closing level of 10,759.56 points since November 14, 2025. As the US midterm election results were revealed, gains continued to expand during the early trading period, and continued to trade around 115,000 points since 17:30 Beijing time. Of the 92 global stock indices tracked by Bloomberg, Turkish stocks were the best performers on November 4. As of 5:22 p.m. Istanbul time, the BIST 30 index surged 4.6%, the biggest increase since May 22. The broader Istanbul 100 Index rose 4.6%. The Istanbul Stock Exchange Bank Index closed up 5.15% to 15808.40 points, rebounding sharply again after a single trading day.

On Wednesday, Turkey's Istanbul Stock Exchange's National 100 Index closed up 4.12%, rebounding for three consecutive trading days to reach 11,478.13 points, continuing to break away from the lowest closing level of 10,759.56 points since November 14, 2025. As the US midterm election results were revealed, gains continued to expand during the early trading period, and continued to trade around 115,000 points since 17:30 Beijing time. Of the 92 global stock indices tracked by Bloomberg, Turkish stocks were the best performers on November 4. As of 5:22 p.m. Istanbul time, the BIST 30 index surged 4.6%, the biggest increase since May 22. The broader Istanbul 100 Index rose 4.6%. The Istanbul Stock Exchange Bank Index closed up 5.15% to 15808.40 points, rebounding sharply again after a single trading day.