While the BIST 100 index increased by 122.82 points compared to the previous close, the total transaction volume was 227.7 billion lira.
The banking index rose by 1.78 percent and the holding index by 1.18 percent.
Among the industry indices, the biggest winner was insurance with 2.99 percent, the only loser was chemicals and petroleum plastics with 0.42 percent.
A positive trend is being observed in global markets as progress towards an agreement to end the US-Iran war and falling energy prices increase risk appetite. Investors' focus is on employment data, particularly non-farm employment, to be released in the US tomorrow.
While Borsa Istanbul's BIST 100 index renewed its record at 15,050.42 points due to heavy buying in parallel with global markets, it closed the day at a record level at 15,040.25 points.
Analysts said that tomorrow they will track the country's industrial production and cash on hand, as well as US overseas employment data, Germany's trade balance and industrial production, Michigan University's consumer confidence index and US wholesale stocks. They noted that 15,100 and 15,200 points in the BIST 100 index technically represent resistance and 14,900 and 14,800 points represent support.
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