Turkey’s net foreign exchange reserves ratio has continued its upward trajectory, rising from 54.17% to 62.98%, according to the latest data updated on 13 August 2026. The figures point to a notable improvement in the country’s reserve position compared with the previously reported level.
The increase in the indicator suggests strengthening buffers in Turkey’s external accounts, with the higher ratio indicating a larger cushion of foreign currency assets relative to earlier readings. While the underlying drivers of the change were not detailed in the latest release, the move from 54.17% to 62.98% underscores a continued rebuilding trend in net FX reserves over the recent period.
Market participants are likely to watch subsequent data closely to assess whether this improvement in Turkey’s net FX reserves ratio proves durable and how it may influence broader perceptions of external stability and policy flexibility in the months ahead.
