On November 20, 2025, Turkey's Ministry of Finance announced an update regarding the country's central government debt stock. According to the latest data, the debt stock in October 2025 increased to 13,172.0 billion Turkish Lira, up from 12,964.0 billion in September 2025. This marks a noticeable increment in Turkey’s debt level as the country continues to navigate economic challenges.
The 208.0 billion rise reflects ongoing fiscal policies as Turkey strives for economic stability amid lingering global uncertainties. Various factors might be contributing to this increase, including government spending aimed at boosting economic growth, currency fluctuations, and interest rate adjustments. As Turkey endeavors to balance economic growth with debt management, these figures will be closely monitored by policymakers and analysts seeking to assess the country's fiscal health and policy direction.
Stakeholders, including economists and investors, will be kept watchful as further updates and analysis are released in the coming months, providing deeper insights into Turkey's economic strategies and their implications on national and global scales.
