Turkey's central government debt stock continued its upward trajectory in November 2025, reaching a new record high of 13,325 billion Turkish lira. This marks an increase from the debt level recorded in October, which was reported at 13,172 billion Turkish lira.
The updated figures, released on December 22, 2025, reflect the nation's ongoing economic challenges and the government's efforts to manage its fiscal responsibilities. Economic analysts are closely monitoring the situation as Turkey navigates its fiscal policy amidst fluctuating global economic conditions and domestic demands.
The rise in government debt stock poses vital questions about Turkey's economic strategy moving forward, as the balance between stimulating growth and managing debt sustainability becomes increasingly critical. How the Turkish government addresses this growing debt will be crucial for the country's economic stability in the coming months.
