Turkey’s public finances showed a sharp turnaround in June 2026, with the Treasury cash balance shifting from a deep deficit to a solid surplus, according to data updated on 7 July 2026. The Treasury cash balance improved to 50.759 billion lira in June, after registering a deficit of -128.350 billion lira in May 2026.
The rebound in the monthly cash position signals a substantial easing of short-term fiscal pressures compared with the previous month’s gap. While the figures highlight the volatility of the Treasury’s cash flows from one month to the next, June’s surplus offers some breathing room for fiscal management heading into the second half of 2026. Additional detail on the drivers behind the swing was not provided in the latest release.
