The banking sector's loan volume exceeded 29 trillion lira
Original headlineBankacılık sektörünün kredi hacmi 29 trilyon lirayı geçti
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The Turkish banking sector's total loan volume rose by 224.2 billion lira in the week ending October 30, pushing aggregate credit to 29.78 trillion lira, according to data from the Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency (BDDK). The weekly increase underscores continued credit expansion in Turkey's financial system even as the central bank maintains a tight monetary stance. The figure covers loans extended by banks supervised by the regulator and is closely tracked as a gauge of domestic demand and lending momentum. Investors will watch upcoming weekly BDDK releases for whether loan growth accelerates or decelerates, alongside central bank policy signals that shape borrowing costs.
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