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The value of bounced cheques in Türkiye rose 50% to 270 billion lira in January–September 2026, while non-performing SME loans increased 65% to 330.75 billion lira by 16 October. The central bank has begun cutting rates, but inflation above expectations has limited the scope for faster easing.
Tight monetary conditions and worsening SME credit stress can constrain business activity and domestic demand, including demand for feed and agricultural commodities. No direct commodity-price effect is established by the reported data.
talayinsight.comNov 8, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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