Turkiye Posts September Budget Deficit as Spending Growth Outpaces Revenue Gains
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bloomberght.comAccording to data from the Ministry of Treasury and Finance, the central government budget recorded a deficit of 532.2 billion TL in September. This marks the highest monthly deficit of the year for the central government budget. The Ministry of Treasury and Finance announced the budget implementation results for September. Accordingly, the budget in September...
According to the Treasury and Finance Ministry's September budget data, the increase in budget expenditures exceeded the rise in revenues, resulting in a central government budget deficit in both September and the first nine months of the year. The budget deficit exceeded 532 billion lira in September and 1.8 trillion lira in the January-September period.
Turkey's budget deficit reached its highest level of the year in September. While the state treasury received approximately 1.2 trillion lira in revenue in September, expenditures reached 1 trillion 785 billion lira. Thus, a budget deficit of 532.2 billion lira was created in just one month. Data from the Ministry of Treasury and Finance showed that the difference between revenue and expenditure also grew in the first nine months of the year. In…
The Ministry of Finance has published the latest state budget data. After nine months of 2026, the deficit stood at PLN 172.2 billion. Revenues reached PLN 438.8 billion, while expenditures exceeded PLN 611 billion. Although the gap between revenues and expenditures remains enormous, this year's deficit is lower than last year. The Ministry also revealed the source of the money and the purposes for which the state […] The article "Poland's budge…
Budget expenditures are falling, while state budget revenues are rising, but not enough to stem the growing budget deficit. After nine months, the deficit reached PLN 172.2 billion, the Ministry of Finance reported.
The state budget deficit after September amounted to PLN 172.2 billion, the Ministry of Finance reported.
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