


Fitch Ratings is preparing to conduct an important credit rating assessment for Turkey for the year 2026. According to the schedule announced by the agency, the first credit rating assessment regarding the Turkish economy will be held on January 23, 2026.
Fitch has set the second date for reviewing Turkey's credit rating as July 17, 2026. These dates will provide significant clues about Turkey's credit situation and economy for investors.
Fitch Ratings most recently affirmed Turkey's credit rating at "BB-" on July 26, 2025, and confirmed the credit rating outlook as "stable." This situation is regarded as a notable indicator considering Turkey's economic challenges and financial stability.
For investors, the credit rating is an important factor that influences Turkey's risk perception in international markets. Therefore, the assessments to be made by Fitch emerge as a significant element shaping investment strategies.
The future state of the Turkish economy, growth dynamics, inflation rates, and the balance of trade will play important roles in Fitch's credit rating assessments. These assessments scheduled for 2026 will be critical dates on investors' radar that will determine Turkey's position in the global credit markets.
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