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New Record in dollar/TL: The First Data of the Week Revealed

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The dollar/TL continues its rise on the first trading day of the week, while expectations for September inflation announced in the markets and the Fed's interest rate decision are being watched. Concerns about the impact of geopolitical tensions on oil prices and inflation are also supporting demand for the dollar.

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The dollar/TL continues its rise on the first trading day of the week, while expectations for September inflation announced in the markets and the Fed's interest rate decision are being watched. Concerns about the impact of geopolitical tensions on oil prices and inflation are also supporting demand for the dollar.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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The dollar/TL exchange rate, after starting the week with an increase, rose to 49.1630, breaking an all-time record.

·Türkiye
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Current exchange rates: In the free market, the pound sterling is trading at 65.15 TL, the euro at 55.15 TL, and the dollar at 49.30 TL.

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In the Istanbul free market, the dollar started the week at 49.1620 Turkish lira, while the euro started at 55.0480 Turkish lira. The dollar rose compared to the last trading day of the previous week, while the euro declined.

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In the free market, the dollar started the day at 49.1622 Turkish Lira. The Euro reached 55.0386 Turkish Lira. You can find all the details you're looking for regarding the latest developments in dollar, euro, and other exchange rates; answers to frequently asked questions such as "How much is 1 dollar/euro in Turkish Lira?" and "What is the dollar/euro exchange rate?" on our page...

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In the Istanbul free market, the dollar started the week at 49.1620 Turkish lira, while the euro started at 55.0480 Turkish lira. The dollar rose compared to the last trading day of the previous week, while the euro declined.

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dunya.com broke the news on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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