The three-week decline in Central Bank reserves has ended: it rose to 161.1 billion dollars.
Original headlineMerkez Bankası rezervlerinde üç haftalık düşüş sona erdi: 161,1 milyar dolara yükseldi
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The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye's total gross reserves rose by roughly $3 billion to $161.1 billion in the week to November 6, ending a three-week decline, while net reserves excluding swaps climbed to $27.44 billion. The rebound matters because it signals easing pressure on the central bank's buffers after a period of sustained drawdowns. Investors will watch whether the recovery in net reserves holds in coming weeks and whether it is sustained by improving external flows or by continued swap usage.
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