Turkey’s net foreign exchange (FX) reserves have declined, with the key indicator easing from 62.25% to 55.84%, according to the latest data updated on 24 September 2026. The move marks a notable shift in the country’s FX buffer, reflecting a reduced share compared with the previous reading.
The drop from 62.25% to 55.84% suggests a weakening in Turkey’s net FX position over the period, a trend that may draw attention from investors and policymakers monitoring external vulnerability and currency stability. While no additional breakdown was provided, the shift in the indicator underscores the sensitivity of Turkey’s reserve metrics to ongoing financial and economic dynamics.
Market participants are likely to watch upcoming data releases closely to assess whether this decline represents a temporary adjustment or the start of a more sustained narrowing in Turkey’s net FX reserve cushion.
