
Turkish Central Bank raises key rate to 46%
Türkiye has raised its key rate again, breaking a series of consecutive rate cuts over the past three meetings of the country's Central Bank.
Türkiye has raised its key rate again, breaking a series of consecutive rate cuts over the past three meetings of the country's Central Bank.
Turkish lenders sold up to $ 9 billion yesterday to support the lira after the currency plunged as much as 11% following the detention of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu. The intervention in the lira market was carried out through …
The Central Bank of Türkiye continues to gradually reduce the key rate in response to the slowdown in inflation.
The Central Bank of Türkiye has decided to cut the key rate to 45% during its first meeting in 2025.
A 500-lira banknote may be issued in Türkiye soon. Currently, the largest banknote is the 200 lira, which was issued 15 years ago.
The Turkish Central Bank has been keeping the key rate at 50% for eight months now. Until March of this year, it was at 45%.
The Turkish government revised inflation expectations to 41.5% for this year and 17.5% for 2025 and 9.7% in 2026, Turkey's Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz …
Turkey's annual inflation slowed to a 13-month low of 51.97% in August, according to the Turkish Statistics Institute (TÜİK). Consumer prices advanced 2.47% month-on-month in August, easing from the 3.23% increase in July, …
The Turkish Central Bank has decided not to change the key rate for now. It will keep it at 50%. However, the regulator warned that if inflation does not decline, the rate will be increased even more.
The Turkish lira continues to weaken. During today's trading, the country's national currency dropped to 33.13 lira per US dollar. By the end of the year, the Turkish lira could fall further, to almost 38 liras per US dollar.
The discount rate remained unchanged in Türkiye. The decision was made by the Central Bank of the country. The rate will remain at 50%.
Today the interest rate in the republic is 50%. 22 years ago was the last time, when it was above the current level.
Turkey’s central bank raised its key interest rate, the one-week repo rate, from 45% to 50%, the bank's press service reported, citing the continuing need to counter climbing inflation in the country. …
The Turkish Central Bank has not risen the key rate for the first time in 8 months. It is currently at around 45%.
The Turkish lira hit a fresh record low against the U.S. dollar on January 11, trading at 30.005 to the greenback just before noon local …
At today's meeting of the Turkish Central Bank, the rate was raised to 35%. At the September meeting, the regulator increased it to 30%.
Türkiye's Central Bank hiked its key interest rate to 30% on Thursday, a 500-basis point jump from 25%. The Turkish lira weakened slightly to 27.06 against the dollar on the news, with the greenback up …
Turkey’s central bank raised its key interest rate by 7.5 percentage points on August 24, signaling it was willing to follow through on a new commitment to damp inflation through monetary policy. …
Turkey's inflation could reach 59.46 per cent by December, according to a central bank survey. The policy rate of Turkey's central bank hiked to 17.5% in July may reach 19.19% in December. The lira …
Turkey’s central bank raised on July 20 its key interest rate to 17.5%, the highest level since October 2021. The 2.5% hike came a month after the bank raised rates from 8.5% to 15% following more than a year of …