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The Central Bank of Turkey's total reserves increased in the week of October 9, driven by a rise in gross foreign exchange reserves. While gold reserves declined during the same period, total reserves recorded a weekly increase.

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BOLD – The total reserves of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB) fell by $46.6 billion below the historical peak of $218.2 billion reached in January. Reserves, which increased by $4.2 billion to $171.6 billion in the week of October 9th, are approximately 21.4 percent below the record level at the beginning of the year. The loss in net reserves excluding swaps is 48.3 percent compared to January. […] The article "Record Loss of $4…

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The Central Bank's total reserves rose by $4.2 billion to $171.6 billion in the week of October 9, following a six-week decline. Net reserves reached $57.7 billion, while net reserves excluding swaps rose to $44.2 billion. However, total reserves are still $46.6 billion below the record level of $218.2 billion reached in January. (The headline "Reserve figures announced; a $46.6 billion loss compared to January" first appeared on TR724.)

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The reserves of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey increased in the week of October 9th. Net reserves, excluding swaps, rose by $6.3 billion to $44.2 billion, while gross reserves reached $171.6 billion and net reserves reached $57.7 billion.