While the BIST 100 index increased by 112.98 points compared to the previous close, the total transaction volume was 157.4 billion lira.
The banking index rose by 0.29 percent and the holding index by 0.70 percent.
Among the industry indices, the Real Estate Investment Trust was the biggest winner with 2.06 percent, the biggest loser was Financial Leasing Factoring with 1.12 percent.
In global markets, investors' focus turned to the US employment data release as the US Department of Labor announced the December 2025 employment report.
Accordingly, employment in non-agricultural sectors of the country increased by 50,000 people in December last year. The unemployment rate in the United States fell from 4.5 percent to 4.4 percent in December last year. The market expectation for the unemployment rate was 4.5 percent.
Domestically, the BIST 100 index renewed the record at 12,200.95 points, led by the technology index, and closed the day and the week at a record level, maintaining its positive trend for eight days.
The industrial production index published by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK) increased by 2.5 percent monthly and 2.4 percent annually in November 2025.
Economists who participated in the expectations survey on the “November 2025 balance of payments data” to be announced by the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey on Tuesday, January 13, estimated that the current account balance will show a deficit of $3 billion 107 million in November 2025.
Analysts said that the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) balance of payments and market participants survey will be followed at home and abroad next week. The intense data agenda, especially inflation in the United States, foreign trade balance in China and inflation in Germany, indicated that 12,300 and 12,400 points in the BIST 100 index technically represent resistance, while 12,100 and 12,000 points represent support.
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