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Turkey Imposes Temporary Ban on Short Selling across Borsa Istanbul
Turkey’s financial regulator moved quickly on Monday to protect domestic markets from turbulence, imposing a temporary ban on short selling across Borsa Istanbul as escalating conflict in the Middle East shook investor confidence.
The Capital Markets Board of Turkey announced late Sunday that the ban — covering short selling and similar intraday trading positions — would stay in effect until the close of trading on March 6, citing the urgent need to maintain market stability and protect investors from large losses.
Short selling, a common investment strategy that allows traders to profit from falling stock prices, has been completely prohibited for the duration of the measure.
Along with the outright ban, the regulator introduced a temporary easing of margin trading requirements, reducing the minimum equity maintenance ratio from 35 percent to 20 percent through March 6 — a strategic move to ease financial pressure on investors navigating the volatile environment.
These emergency measures reflect the growing concern spreading through Turkish financial markets following coordinated US and Israeli strikes on Iran, and Tehran’s retaliatory drone and missile attacks targeting multiple locations across the Middle East. The Capital Markets Board emphasized that safeguarding market integrity remains its top priority as the regional situation continues to develop unpredictably, with global investors closely watching for signs of further financial contagion.