Türkiye’s Central Bank reserves hit record high of $173.2 billion
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The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) announced that its total reserves have reached $173.2 billion, while net reserves excluding swaps surged to a historic high of $71.5 billion as of 14 February.
According to the latest CBRT data, total reserves continued their upward trajectory, reflecting strong financial stability and improved market confidence.
Economists highlighted that the surge in reserves is a crucial indicator of economic resilience, emphasizing the positive impact on financial markets and investor sentiment.
The record-breaking reserve levels come amid ongoing efforts by the CBRT to strengthen Turkey’s economic position and ensure monetary stability. (ILKHA)
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