
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.
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CBRT regularly shares weekly money and bank statistics with the public.
The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) announced weekly money and bank statistics.
Accordingly, as of September 25, the Central Bank's gross foreign exchange reserves decreased by 1 billion 245 million dollars to 61 billion 563 million dollars. Gross foreign exchange reserves were at the level of 62 billion 808 million dollars on September 18.
During this period, gold reserves decreased by 1 billion 957 million dollars, from 111 billion 597 million dollars to 109 billion 640 million dollars.
Thus, the total reserves of the Central Bank decreased by 3 billion 201 million dollars in the week of September 25 compared to the previous week, from 174 billion 405 million dollars to 171 billion 204 million dollars.
CBRT reserves as of January 2024 (million dollars):

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.

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.

In order to reduce diesel prices, which have reached record levels, the US administration demanded that EU countries release 120 million barrels of diesel from strategic reserves within 180 days. There is a threat of export restrictions if demand is not met.
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.