
Deposit and loan volume in the banking sector increased in the week of September 25.
According to the data of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey, while total deposits in the banking sector exceeded 34 trillion liras, consumer loans and total loan volume also increased.
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CBRT regularly publishes weekly money and bank statistics regarding the banking sector.
The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) announced weekly money and bank statistics.
Accordingly, the total deposits of the banking sector increased by 0.33 percent and 110 billion 384 million 754 thousand liras in the week ending September 25, from 33 trillion 891 billion 793 million 422 thousand liras to 34 trillion 2 billion 178 million 176 thousand liras.
In the same period, Turkish lira deposits in banks increased by 0.80 percent to 18 trillion 658 billion 94 million 264 thousand liras, and foreign currency (FX) deposits increased by 0.07 percent to 11 trillion 204 billion 527 million 913 thousand liras.
While total FX deposits in banks amounted to 269 billion 555 million dollars last week, 230 billion 116 million dollars of this amount was collected in the accounts of domestic residents.
Considering the parity-adjusted data in the total FX deposits of domestic residents, there was an increase of 1 billion 342 million dollars as of September 25.
CONSUMER CREDITS OF DOMESTIC RESIDENTS INCREASED
Consumer loans of domestic residents in the banking sector increased by 0.82 percent last week, reaching 6 trillion 941 billion 595 million 414 thousand lira.
Of the loans in question, 838 billion 83 million 105 thousand liras were housing loans, 42 billion 235 million 537 thousand liras were vehicle loans, 2 trillion 597 billion 728 million 207 thousand liras were consumer loans, and 3 trillion 463 billion 548 million 565 thousand liras were individual credit cards.
The total credit volume of the banking sector, including the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey, increased by 110 billion 884 million 218 thousand liras in the week ending September 25, from 27 trillion 531 billion 396 million 689 thousand liras to 27 trillion 642 billion 280 million 907 thousand liras.

According to the data of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey, in the week of September 25, gross foreign exchange reserves decreased by 1.2 billion dollars and gold reserves decreased by 1.9 billion dollars, decreasing the total reserves to 171.2 billion dollars.

According to the data of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey, while non-residents bought 358.6 million dollars worth of stocks last week, they made sales on GDDS and ÖST. There was a decrease in foreign investors' stocks, GDS and ÖST stocks.

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CMB announced that an interim payment of up to 1 million lira will be made to investors for Tera, Pusula, Atlas and Hedef Portfolio Management funds in the liquidation process. Payments will be made based on the net investment amounts determined by MKK.
According to BRSA data, as of September 25, the total credit volume of the banking sector increased by 164.6 billion lira to 28.4 trillion lira, and total deposits increased by 122.1 billion lira to 32.7 trillion lira.
Minister of Treasury and Finance Mehmet Şimşek stated that the process regarding problematic funds was carried out meticulously and steps were taken to make payments to investors. Şimşek emphasized that the foundations of the economy are durable.