Turkish prosecutors and the country’s securities regulator are investigating trading activity in the shares of 31 companies. The investigation centers around suspected market manipulation linked to a current investment fund scandal in Turkey. Authorities suspect that funds were strategically used to artificially inflate share prices, thereby exaggerating the perceived value of these funds. This activity is believed to have misled investors. The investigation has already involved nine individuals, with over 2 units of currency implicated. The inquiry was reported by the Ekonomim news website on Saturday and is ongoing as of this report. This case highlights concerns about financial transparency within Turkey’s investment sector.