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Turkey's central bank reserves fall to $158.1 billion
The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey reported lower reserves for the week ending October 30.
Its total reserves fell by $4.084 billion from the previous week to $158.107 billion.
The figures include foreign currency and gold reserves.
Foreign currency reserves dropped by $2.955 billion to $56.09 billion, while gold reserves fell by $1.129 billion to $102.017 billion.
These reserves are assets held by Turkey's central bank, and the weekly figures show how their total changed over time.
The central bank publishes weekly reserve statistics, but no further action or next step was stated.
Turkey’s central bank reserves fell by $4.084 billion in the week ending October 30, to $158.107 billion.
Gross foreign-exchange reserves declined by $2.955 billion to $56.09 billion.
Gold reserves fell by $1.129 billion to $102.017 billion.
The central bank released the weekly figures on November 5.
- Who
- The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey.
- What
- Total reserves fell by $4.084 billion to $158.107 billion.
- When
- In the week ending October 30, 2026; the figures were released on November 5.
- Where
- Turkey.
- Why
- Not stated.
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Total reserves stood at $162.191 billion.
Total reserves fell to $158.107 billion.
The central bank released its weekly money and banking statistics.
- Total reserves
- $158.107 billion on October 30, 2026
- Weekly change in total reserves
- Down $4.084 billion
- Gross foreign-exchange reserves
- $56.09 billion, down $2.955 billion
- Gold reserves
- $102.017 billion, down $1.129 billion