2026-09-17

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Press Release on Turkish Lira Liquidity Management

The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) will increase the amount of funding via one-week repo auctions when needed, taking liquidity conditions into consideration. It will also revise banks’ borrowing limits at the CBRT’s Interbank Money Market, accounting for the banking system’s existing balance sheet aggregates. Furthermore, collateral haircuts applicable at the CBRT’s markets will be revised and reduced.

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Türkiye Cumhuriyet Merkez Bankası
(Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye)
Head Office
Hacı Bayram Mahallesi
İstiklal Caddesi 10 06050 Ulus Altındağ / Ankara +90 (312) 507 50 00 www.tcmb.gov.tr Press Release on Turkish Lira Liquidity Management September 17, 2026 No: 2026-41 In view of the developments in financial markets, the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) has reviewed its liquidity facilities. Accordingly,

  • The amount of funding via one-week repo auctions will be increased when needed, taking
    liquidity conditions into consideration.
  • Banks’ borrowing limits at the CBRT’s Interbank Money Market will be revised taking into
    account the banking system’s existing balance sheet aggregates.
  • Collateral haircuts applicable at the CBRT’s markets will be revised and reduced.
    The CBRT will closely monitor the liquidity conditions and take any additional measure when needed. Contact For further information, please send an email to basin@tcmb.gov.tr.

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