Turkey’s gross foreign exchange reserves continued to rise, reaching $64.57 billion, up from a previous level of $60.33 billion, according to data updated on 15 October 2026.
The increase in FX reserves signals a further strengthening of Turkey’s external liquidity position, with an improvement of more than $4 billion since the last reported figure. This upward move may help bolster confidence among investors and markets watching the country’s capacity to meet external obligations and manage currency volatility.
While the data release does not specify the drivers behind the gain, the higher reserve level provides Turkish policymakers with a somewhat larger buffer against potential balance-of-payments pressures and external shocks, a key focus for market participants tracking Turkey’s financial stability.
