Central Bank Reserves Declined.
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According to the latest data released by the CMB, the total reserves of the CMB decreased by $5 billion 523 million in the week of September 11, to $178 billion 724 million.
The Central Bank of Turkey's (TCMB) total reserves decreased by $5.523 billion in the week ending September 11, falling to $178.724 billion. Gross foreign exchange reserves dropped by $1.962 billion to $68.444 billion, while gold reserves decreased by $3.561 billion to $110.280 billion.
The Central Bank's total reserves decreased by $5.523 billion in the week of September 11 compared to the previous week. Thus, total reserves fell to $178.724 billion.
The total reserves of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB) decreased by $5.523 billion in the week ending September 11, compared to the previous week, reaching $178.724 billion.
The Central Bank's total reserves decreased by $5.5 billion in the week ending September 11, falling to $178.7 billion. According to the Central Bank's weekly data, both gross foreign exchange and gold reserves declined. The larger portion of the overall decrease was due to the decline in gold reserves.
Economy - The total reserves of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB) decreased by $5.523 billion in the week of September 11 compared to the previous week, reaching $178.724 billion.
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