The Net Foreign Exchange Deficit of Non-Financial Sector Firms Rose to $210 Billion 802 Million.
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The net foreign currency deficit of firms outside the financial sector reached $210.802 billion in July.
The TCMB has released the currency chart for July of companies other than the financial sector. The foreign exchange assets of firms increased by close to $2.3 billion, while the rise in liabilities exceeded $7.3 billion. Thus, the net foreign exchange position deficit grew by more than $5 billion in just one month, reaching $210 billion 802 million.
The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB) has released data on the foreign currency assets and liabilities of firms outside the financial sector for July. This data pertains to firms outside the financial sector for the period up to July 2026...
According to the Central Bank of Turkey's (TCMB) July 2026 data, the net foreign exchange position deficit of firms outside the financial sector increased by $5.027 billion compared to June 2026, reaching $210.802 billion. Assets increased by $2.279 billion, while liabilities increased by $7.306 billion.
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