Turkey’s gross foreign exchange reserves continued their gradual recovery, rising to $57.02 billion from a previous level of $56.09 billion, according to data updated on 12 November 2026.
The latest increase underscores an ongoing effort to bolster the country’s external buffers. While the gain of just under $1 billion is modest, the upward move in reserves can offer some support to financial stability and help improve investor perception of Turkey’s ability to cover external obligations.
The fresh data will be closely watched by market participants tracking Turkey’s reserve dynamics as a gauge of resilience against external shocks and currency pressures. Continued accumulation, even in small increments, is likely to be interpreted as a constructive signal for the country’s macroeconomic footing.
