Banking Sector Deposits Decreased Last Week.
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According to the Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency's (BDDK) weekly data, the total loan volume of the banking sector increased by 99 billion 610 million Turkish Lira in the week of September 4th. Thus, the total loan volume, which was 28 trillion 28 billion 587 million Turkish Lira the previous week, rose by 28...
Total deposits in the banking sector decreased by 504 billion 423 million 23 thousand lira in the week ending September 4, compared to the previous week, falling to 33 trillion 215 billion 882 million 594 thousand lira.
In Turkey, total deposits in the banking sector decreased by 504 billion 423 million TL in the week ending September 4, while total loan volume increased by approximately 87 billion TL. According to Central Bank of Turkey (TCMB) data, consumer loans exceeded 6.9 trillion TL, while individual credit card balances approached 3.47 trillion TL.
The sector's total deposits decreased to 33 trillion 215.9 billion lira, while its loan volume increased to 27 trillion 373.1 billion lira.
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