Decrease in Foreign Currency Deposits: Down by 625 Million Dollars

Decrease in Currency-Protected Deposits

The decline in currency-protected deposits in Turkey continues. According to data from the Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency (BDDK), the Currency-Protected Turkish Lira Deposits and Participation Accounts (KKM) decreased by 37 billion 629 million TL in the week of November 7, 2025, reaching 93 billion 825 million TL.

Foreign Currency Deposits and Changes

The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB) published the Weekly Money and Banking Statistics report for the week of November 7. According to this report, the total foreign currency deposits of domestic residents in banks were recorded at 209 billion 815 million dollars. This represents a decrease of 1 billion 292 million dollars compared to the previous week's level of 211 billion 107 million dollars.

Foreign Currency Deposits of Real and Legal Persons

According to the data, the foreign currency deposits of real persons decreased by 463 million dollars to 132 billion 310 million dollars, while the foreign currency deposits of legal persons decreased by 828 million dollars to 77 billion 505 million dollars.

Parity Effect and Deposit Changes

The total deposits of domestic residents, adjusted for the parity effect, showed a decrease of 625 million dollars. When adjusted for the parity effect, the foreign currency deposits of real persons increased by 199 million dollars, while the foreign currency deposits of legal persons decreased by 824 million dollars.