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Turkey’s central bank reserves fell for a third consecutive week, reaching $158.1 billion in the week ending October 30, down $4.08 billion from the prior week. Gross foreign-exchange reserves declined to $56.09 billion, while net international reserves fell to about $38 billion; the Turkish lira weakened slightly against the dollar over the week.
Falling reserves can reduce the central bank’s capacity to support the lira and heighten depreciation concerns. That raises upside risk for USD/TRY.
makroborsa.comÖmerNov 8, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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