Goldman Sachs
June 5, 2026
Turkiye TCMB FX Assets Update
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The Turkish Central Bank (TCMB) saw its FX assets rise by US$3bn (ex-gold) to US$164bn. Liquidity metrics improved alongside a lack of dollarisation pressure.
Key Takeaways
- 1.TCMB FX assets increased by US$3bn (excluding gold valuation) to US$164bn as of June 3.
- 2.FX liquidity rose by US$3bn to US$39bn compared to the previous week.
Table of Contents
- Breakdown of the TCMB's reserves
- TCMB's gross FX assets and FX liquidity
- Breakdown of TCMB's FX assets into liquid FX assets, gold, SDR, non-SDR FX assets, sell-side swaps
- Breakdown of the TCMB's FX liabilities into liabilities to nonresidents, domestic banks and the non-bank sector
- Valuation-adjusted cumulative changes in FX deposits and in gold deposits
- Stock of TRY-settled FX futures/forwards
- Banks' off-balance-sheet FX position
- Cumulative foreign inflows into equity and domestic debt
- Weighted average TRY deposit rates, policy rate and deviation of TRY deposit rates from the policy rate
- Weighted average consumer loan rates, policy rate and deviation of consumer loan rates from the policy rate
- Weighted average commercial loan rates, policy rate and deviation of commercial loan rates from the policy rate
- Total TCMB funding via traditional quotation, buy-side swap funding, and sterilisation by sell-side gold swaps
- 3-month moving average annualised monthly TRY and FX loan growth
- Disclosure Appendix
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Authors
Clemens GrafeBasak Edizgil
Themes
Monetary PolicyLiquidity Management
Regions
Middle EastTurkey