Türkiye's central bank reserves rise to $155.9B, highest in over a year | Turkey Economy
Foreign currency and gold reserves continue upward trend as of June 5
The Turkish Central Bank’s total official reserves rose 1.8% to $155.9 billion as of June 5, marking the highest level in over a year, according to data released Friday.
The figure climbed from $153.19 billion the previous week and was sharply up from $143.65 billion year-on-year.
Foreign currency reserves — in convertible currencies — increased 0.4% month-on-month to $62.6 billion.
Meanwhile, gold reserves, including gold deposits and gold swapped, jumped 2.9% to $85.6 billion.
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