ANKARA - Turkish Central Bank announced on Thursday that its foreign currency reserves rose by 296 million USD to 58.7 billion USD in the week of December 1st and 8th.
Releasing a weekly bulletin, the Central Bank indicated that its total gross reserves (foreign currency plus gold) reduced 541 million USD to 95.2 billion USD on November 24th. Of that, 34.5 billion USD was from privately owned companies, including commercial banks, while the Central Bank held the rest.
Meanwhile, Turkey repaid 430.3 million USD in foreign debt between December 1st and 13th.