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Turkey’s bank deposits rise 1.86% in week ending October 16
Turkey’s total bank deposits rose 1.86% in the week ending October 16, reaching about 34.42 trillion lira.
Lira deposits grew 3.40%, while deposits in foreign currencies rose 0.17%.
The figures come from weekly money and banking statistics released by the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey.
Consumer loans to residents fell 1.50% to about 6.87 trillion lira, including home, vehicle, personal and credit-card borrowing.
Total bank lending still increased by about 45.4 billion lira, reaching nearly 27.91 trillion lira.
These figures show how deposits and borrowing changed across Turkey’s banking sector over one week, but no further developments are specified.
Turkey’s banking-sector deposits rose 1.86% in the week ending October 16, reaching 34.42 trillion lira.
Turkish-lira deposits increased 3.40% to 19.05 trillion lira, while foreign-currency deposits rose 0.17% to 11.21 trillion lira.
The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye released the weekly money and banking statistics.
Consumer loans to domestic residents fell 1.50% to 6.87 trillion lira.
Total credit volume, including the central bank, increased by 45.38 billion lira to 27.91 trillion lira.
- Who
- Turkey’s banking sector.
- What
- Total deposits rose 1.86% to 34.42 trillion lira.
- When
- In the week ending October 16, 2026.
- Where
- Turkey.
- Why
- Not stated.
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Banking-sector deposits rose 1.86% to 34.42 trillion lira.
The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye’s weekly money and banking statistics were reported.
- Total deposits
- 34.42 trillion lira
- Deposit growth
- 1.86% in the week ending October 16
- Turkish-lira deposits
- 19.05 trillion lira, up 3.40%
- Foreign-currency deposits
- 11.21 trillion lira, up 0.17%
- Consumer loans
- 6.87 trillion lira, down 1.50%
- Total credit volume
- 27.91 trillion lira, including the central bank