The needle in Central Bank reserves has turned upward: The three-week decline is coming to an end
Original headlineMerkez Bankası rezervlerinde ibre yukarı döndü: Üç haftalık düşüş sona eriyor
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The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye's total reserves are estimated to have risen by $3.2 billion to $161.3 billion in the week of November 6, ending a three-week decline, based on calculations from the central bank's analytical balance sheet data. The rebound matters because reserves are a key gauge of external financing resilience and the central bank's ability to defend the lira. Investors will watch upcoming official reserve and balance-sheet releases to confirm the estimate and to see whether the recovery extends beyond a single week.
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Türkiye Cumhuriyet Merkez Bankası