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The Central Bank continues the liquidation process against the instability in the financial markets and aims to carry out the process effectively with the Fund Coordination Board.
Central Bank Governor Fatih Karahan stated that the liquidation process is continuing and announced that the Fund Coordination Board was established. Karahan said that it was decided in principle not to use public resources, that the outflow of funds has slowed down in recent days and that confidence in TL remains strong.
Central Bank Governor Fatih Karahan answered the questions of the MPs at the Grand National Assembly of Turkey Planning and Budget Commission. Karahan made evaluations regarding the current liquidation process and the developments in the financial markets.
Stating that the liquidation process is continuing, Karahan said that the Fund Coordination Board was established in order to carry out the process effectively.
Karahan said, "It was decided here, in principle, not to use public resources. Our authorized boards are taking the necessary steps, and we are working in coordination." he said.
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OUTPUT OF FUNDS SLOWED DOWN
Stating that there has been a slowdown in the rate of outflow from funds in recent days, Karahan stated that confidence in the Turkish lira continues strongly.
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Karahan said, "We see that the outflow of funds has slowed down in recent days. We can say that the confidence in TL continues strongly. A tight monetary stance is important." he said.
SPREAD RISK IS UNDER CONTROL
Emphasizing that the Central Bank is not the competent authority in terms of securities, Karahan stated that they took a series of measures against the possibility of volatility in the TL markets during the process.
Karahan stated that they assessed that the risk of spread is under control in the light of current data and said that necessary steps will continue to be taken if necessary.
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