Central Bank Sets New Record for Reserves
The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB) announced that during the week of October 3, 2025, total reserves rose by $3.263 billion compared to the previous week, reaching $186.216 billion and setting a new record.
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According to the weekly monetary and banking statistics published by the Central Bank, total reserves rose to $186,216 million—an increase of $3,263 million from the previous week—reaching a historic high.
This increase reflects the strengthening of foreign exchange reserves and demonstrates the positive impact of the bank’s foreign exchange liquidity policies.
Gross foreign exchange reserves stood at $147.216 billion (previous week: $144.216 billion), while gold reserves remained stable at nearly $39 billion.
According to the data, Net International Reserves stood at $60.216 billion (previous week: $57.216 billion).
