Turkey's net deficit was 367.5 billion dollars UYP
Turkey's foreign assets of 240.1 billion US dollars in January, foreign liabilities of 607.6 billion dollars were realized
Turkey's foreign assets of 240.1 billion US dollars in January, foreign liabilities of 607.6 billion dollars were realized.
Central Bank of Turkey (CBT) International Investment Position for the period January 2019 by (UYP) announced the date.
Accordingly, as of the end of January, Turkey's foreign assets, an increase of 2.5 percent compared to the end of 2018 to $ 240.1 billion, an increase of 607.6 billion dollars in liabilities rose to 3.1 percent.
Thus defined as the difference between liabilities and foreign assets in Turkey and is minus 355.3 billion dollars at the end of 2018. What UYP stood at minus 367.5 billion in January.
During this period, when assets sub-items were analyzed, reserve assets amounted to USD 96.8 billion, with an increase of 4 percent compared to the end of 2018, while other investments item increased by 2.3 percent to USD 91.1 billion. Among other sub-items, banks' foreign currency and Turkish lira denominated deposits and deposits increased by 6.7 percent to $ 47.7 billion.
Central Bank of Turkey (CBT) International Investment Position for the period January 2019 by (UYP) announced the date.
Accordingly, as of the end of January, Turkey's foreign assets, an increase of 2.5 percent compared to the end of 2018 to $ 240.1 billion, an increase of 607.6 billion dollars in liabilities rose to 3.1 percent.
Thus defined as the difference between liabilities and foreign assets in Turkey and is minus 355.3 billion dollars at the end of 2018. What UYP stood at minus 367.5 billion in January.
During this period, when assets sub-items were analyzed, reserve assets amounted to USD 96.8 billion, with an increase of 4 percent compared to the end of 2018, while other investments item increased by 2.3 percent to USD 91.1 billion. Among other sub-items, banks' foreign currency and Turkish lira denominated deposits and deposits increased by 6.7 percent to $ 47.7 billion.
