The Current Account Balance Has Shown a Surplus for the Last 3 Months.
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Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek commented on the September balance of payments figures released by the Central Bank of Turkey (TCMB). Minister Şimşek stated, "We anticipate the current account deficit to be around 2.2 percent." Trade Minister Ömer Bolat, on the other hand, indicated that a current account surplus is expected for the fourth consecutive month.
Türkiye's current account surplus reached $2.72 billion in September, and excluding gold and energy, the surplus reached $7.342 billion. With the September figures, the current account balance has recorded a surplus for three consecutive months.
Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek, in his statement regarding the September current account balance data, said, "The fact that the current account deficit as a percentage of national income has remained relatively stable recently is an important indicator of the increasing resilience of our economy."
Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek announced that Türkiye recorded a current account surplus of $2.7 billion in September, while the annualized current account deficit decreased to $39.2 billion.
The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB) has released its balance of payments statistics for September. According to these statistics, Türkiye's current account balance showed a surplus of $2.72 billion in September, while the current account balance excluding gold and energy showed a surplus of $7.342 billion. 🚆
Türkiye's current account surplus reached $2.72 billion in September, and the current account surplus excluding gold and energy reached $7.342 billion.
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