A post by @Merkez_Bankasi on X.

Turkey’s central bank released its weekly money and banking statistics via a post from its official @Merkez_Bankasi account, linking to the latest data set. The figures cover the country’s monetary aggregates and banking-sector balance sheet items for the week, though the headline release did not specify individual values. The publication is a routine but closely tracked input for investors assessing lira liquidity conditions, credit growth and the trajectory of deposit and loan volumes. It matters because these weekly aggregates feed into expectations for the central bank’s policy stance and reserve management. What to watch next is how the updated money-supply and bank balance-sheet data compare with prior weeks, and whether they reinforce or challenge the prevailing tightening or easing bias.