Turkiye's central bank targets 60% lira deposits in banks by mid-2023
Finance
- 30 December, 2022
- 12:39
Add Report.az to preferred Google sources
Stay up to date with the top news!
Turkiye’s central bank said on Friday it aims to lift the share of lira deposits to 60% of all deposits in the banking system over the next six months, and vowed to continue using regulations to support access to credit.
Report informs via foreign media that lira deposits now account for 55% of the total, against 35% a year earlier
In its annual monetary policy report, the central bank said it was maintaining its long-held 5% medium-term inflation target, as the annual inflation rate begins edging down from a 24-year high above 85% in October.
Latest News
22:59
Estonia condemns Russian strike on merchant vessel carrying citizens of Azerbaijan, Ukraine
Other countries
22:59
CBA mulls development of local-currency bond markets within CAREC
Finance
22:44
Nvidia CEO proposes turning Kazakhstan into global physical AI hub
Other countries
22:22
Four injured in Belgium as storm disrupts transport services
Other countries
22:16
US to release up to 400,000 barrels of oil from strategic reserve
Other countries
21:53
Devlet Bahçeli reaffirms unwavering support for Azerbaijan
Foreign policy
21:46
More than 40 flights cancelled in Netherlands due to severe storm
Other countries
21:29
Indian foreign minister visits Ateshgah Temple in Baku
Foreign policy
21:18
Netanyahu calls for Israel's economy to prepare for possible international sanctions
Economy