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The CBRT shares reserve data with the public by publishing money and bank statistics on a weekly basis.
Total reserves of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) increased by 4 billion 187 million US dollars in the week of October 9 compared to the previous week, reaching 171 billion 575 million US dollars. While the increase in gross foreign exchange reserves was effective, a decrease was recorded in gold reserves.
GROSS FOREIGN EXCHANGE RESERVES INCREASED BY 4.2 BILLION DOLLARS
According to the CBRT's weekly money and bank statistics, gross foreign exchange reserves, which were at 60 billion 326 million USD on October 2, increased by 4 billion 241 million USD as of October 9, reaching 64 billion 567 million USD.
In the same period, gold reserves decreased by 54 million USD, from 107 billion 62 million USD to 107 billion 8 million USD.
TOTAL RESERVES REACHED 171.6 BILLION DOLLARS
With the effect of the increase in gross foreign exchange reserves, the CBRT's total reserves increased from 167 billion 388 million USD in the week of October 2 to 171 billion 575 million USD. Thus, total reserves increased by 4 billion 187 million US dollars in one week.

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According to the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) data, gross foreign exchange reserves increased by 4.2 billion dollars in the week of October 9, reaching 64.5 billion dollars, and total reserves increased to 171.5 billion dollars.
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CBRT gross foreign exchange reserves increased by 4.2 billion dollars as of October 9, reaching 64.5 billion dollars. While gold reserves decreased, total reserves increased to 171.5 billion dollars.

Total reserves of the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye increased by 4 billion 187 million dollars in the week of October 9, reaching 171 billion 575 million dollars.

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