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Turkey’s central bank liquidity surplus falls by 149 billion lira
Turkey’s central bank recorded a sharp fall in its net funding to the financial system by the end of last week.
Net funding dropped by 149 billion lira to minus 672.5 billion lira.
A negative figure means the bank withdrew more liquidity from markets than it supplied.
The bank provided 150 billion lira through a one-week repo auction, bringing its total gross funding through open-market operations to 501 billion lira.
It withdrew a total of 1.173 trillion lira through auctions, quotations and liquidity bills.
The figures show that the excess liquidity in the market had decreased.
The figures do not say what the central bank will do next.
The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye’s net funding fell by 149 billion lira to minus 672.5 billion lira.
The figures were for the final trading day of the previous week.
The bank provided 150 billion lira through a one-week repo auction.
Its total gross open market operations funding stood at 501 billion lira after the auction.
The bank withdrew a total of 1.173 trillion lira from the market through auctions, quotations and liquidity bills.
- Who
- The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye.
- What
- Its net funding fell by 149 billion lira to minus 672.5 billion lira.
- When
- The final trading day of the previous week; the article was published on October 12, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
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The central bank provided 150 billion lira in funding.
Net funding fell by 149 billion lira to minus 672.5 billion lira.
- Net funding change
- Down 149 billion lira
- Net funding level
- Minus 672.5 billion lira
- One-week repo auction funding
- 150 billion lira
- Gross open market operations funding
- 501 billion lira
- Market withdrawals
- 1.173 trillion lira
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