Türkiye's central bank reserves fall $6.9 billion in a week
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Türkiye's central bank reserves fell by $6.91 billion in the week to October 23, data from the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) showed on Monday.
Total reserves declined to $162.19 billion from $169.10 billion a week earlier, according to the CBRT's weekly money and banking statistics.
Gross foreign exchange reserves fell by $3.10 billion to $59.05 billion from $62.15 billion in the week to October 16.
Gold reserves dropped by $3.80 billion to $103.15 billion from $106.95 billion over the same period. (ILKHA)
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