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The article links a fund scandal and concerns over transparency to higher risk premiums, weaker credit use, and a reported $21–22 billion decline in central-bank reserves. As of October 30, gross reserves stood at $158.1 billion, net reserves at $38 billion, and net reserves excluding swaps at $24.3 billion; Turkish stocks lost an estimated $90–100 billion in value, while the lira weakened against the dollar and euro.
Reduced confidence and falling reserves can increase pressure on the lira and raise USD/TRY. Weaker household wealth and consumption may also weigh on domestic demand, though the article gives no specific feed-market impact.
etvturkiye.comEkonomiNov 8, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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