The financial assets of Turkey's sectors have reached 182 trillion TL.

The Status of Financial Assets in the Context of the Turkish Economy

The total financial assets of domestic resident sectors were identified as 182 trillion lira, while their liabilities amounted to 193 trillion lira.

Net Financial Position and GDP Ratio

The net financial position deficit of the Turkish economy has remained stable at 22.3% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). When analyzing the net financial transactions that occurred in the sectors, it is observed that the total economy, which borrowed 5.4% of GDP in the previous quarter, borrowed only 2% of GDP in this quarter.

Sectoral Financial Balances

In the sectoral financial balances of the domestic economy, it has been noted that the total economy has a financially indebted position, with households and the rest of the world being creditors of other domestic sectors, while non-financial enterprises and general government are in a debtor position to other sectors.

Assets of Households and Non-financial Enterprises

Among the financial assets of households, the item cash and deposits stands out with an approximately 58% share. A large portion of liabilities consists of loans.

According to the report, among the financial assets and liabilities of non-financial enterprises, the items shares and equity have been decisive with shares of 53% and 49%, respectively.

International Debt Ratios

When compared with other countries, the debt ratios of all sectors have shown that the total debt of resident sectors in Turkey is at a low level. The ratio of total debt, characterized by loans and debt securities, to GDP was determined to be 92% in the second quarter of 2025, showing a limited increase compared to the previous quarter.