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Turkiye’s Central Bank Reserves Hit Record $174.4 Billion, Driven by Gold and FX Holdings
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Turkiye’s Central Bank Reserves Hit Record $174.4 Billion, Driven by Gold and FX Holdings
As of Aug. 8, international reserves reach record high of $174.4B The Turkish Central Bank’s official international reserves hit an all-time high of $174.4 billion as of Aug. 8, according to official figures released on Thursday. The reserves rose 3.2%, or $5.38 billion from the previous week’s $168.99 billion, Türkiye’s Central Bank said. Foreign currency reserves in convertible foreign currencies increased 3.4% to $79.9 billion compared to the…
The Central Bank's reserves increased by $5.377 billion in the week ending August 8 compared to the previous week, reaching $174.365 billion, breaking a record. Click for more
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