Turkey’s stock market plummets 58% since its 2017 peak
Turkey’s stock market has seen a steady decline in recent years. After peaking at $1.6 billion in 2017, its value dropped to $680 million in 2024—a fall of 10.9% from the previous year. Both production and imports have shifted, while exports show mixed trends in volume and pricing.
The stock market’s highest point came in 2017, but consumption has since remained below that level. By 2024, production value had fallen sharply, reflecting a broader downturn in the sector. No major Turkish manufacturers were identified in available reports.
The Turkish stock market continues to contract, with production and consumption both declining. While exports grew in volume, lower prices and a reliance on a few key markets shape the current trade landscape. The sector’s future will likely depend on shifts in demand and pricing strategies.
