The highest monthly real return in June was achieved in the GDDS

The Turkish Statistics Institute (TUIK) has announced the “real returns of financial investment instruments” for June.

Accordingly, the highest monthly real return in the GDDS was achieved in June at rates of 1.60 percent when reduced by the domestic producer price index (D-PPI) and 2.42 percent when reduced by the consumer price index (CPI).

When discounted using D-PPI, among investment instruments, deposit interest (gross) provided investors with a real return of 1.36 percent, the dollar with 0.05 percent, while the euro gave investors a loss of 1.41 percent, the BIST 100 index with 3.13 percent and gold bullion with 7.39 percent.

When reduced by the consumer price index, deposit rates (gross) provided investors with a real return of 2.17 percent, the dollar 0.85 percent, while the euro caused its investors a loss of 0.62 percent, the BIST 100 index 2.36 percent and gold bullion 6.64 percent.

In the three-month evaluation, the deposit rate (gross) was calculated as the investment instrument that offers the highest real return to its investors, at 1.22 percent after deducting D-PPI and 2.07 percent after deducting CPI.

During the same period, gold bullion became the investment instrument that yielded the most losses to investors, at 16.99 percent when reduced by D-PPI and 16.29 percent when reduced by CPI.

According to the six-month assessment, the BIST 100 index stood out as the investment vehicle that offers the highest real return to its investors, with 8.70 percent when reduced by D-PPI and 7.16 percent when reduced by CPI.

Gold bullion was considered the investment instrument that yielded the most losses to investors, at 8.66 percent when reduced by D-PPI and 9.95 percent when reduced by CPI.

The BIST 100 index has the highest annual real return

In the annual assessment of financial investment instruments, the BIST 100 index became the investment instrument that offered the highest real return to its investors, with 17.93 percent when trimmed by D-PPI and 14.34 percent when trimmed by CPI.

In the annual assessment, gold bullion, one of the investment instruments, when reduced by D-PPI, provided its investors with a real return of 16.14 percent, GDS 6.87 percent and deposit interest 5.24 percent, while the dollar and euro gave its investors a loss of 8.48 percent and 8.60 percent, respectively.

When reduced by the consumer price index, gold bullion gave investors a real return of 12.60 percent, GDDS of 3.62 percent and deposit interest (gross) of 2.04 percent, while the dollar gave investors a loss of 11.26 percent and the euro of 11.38 percent.