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AA Finance organizes surveys to measure economists' expectations before the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye data.
Economists predicted that Türkiye's current account will have a surplus of 2 billion 393.8 million dollars in September 2026. The expectation survey organized by AA Finans regarding the September 2026 Balance of Payments Statistics, which will be announced by the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) on Friday, November 13, resulted with the participation of 14 economists.
The current account forecasts of economists participating in the AA Finance Balance of Payments Expectations Survey for September varied between a surplus of 1.9 billion dollars and a surplus of 2.9 billion dollars.
The average forecast of the economists who participated in the survey was 2 billion 393.8 million dollars for a surplus.
Economists predicted that Türkiye's current account would have a deficit of 45 billion 317 million dollars in 2026.
Current account deficit expectations for the year were shaped between 40 billion dollars and 54 billion dollars.
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CBRT will announce September 2026 Balance of Payments Statistics on Friday, November 13.
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