Turkey’s gross foreign exchange reserves continued to strengthen, rising to $60.56 billion from a previous level of $56.60 billion, according to data updated on 14 May 2026.
The latest figure marks a notable increase in the country’s FX buffer, underscoring ongoing efforts to bolster external resilience. The expansion in reserves may provide additional support for Turkey’s ability to manage external financing needs and currency volatility, while also serving as a key indicator watched closely by investors and ratings agencies.
The move from $56.60 billion to $60.56 billion reflects a continued improvement in Turkey’s reserve position, signaling a firmer backdrop for economic and financial stability going forward.
