Turkish Central Bank acquires $10B in a week

The article focused on how the Turkish Central Bank intensified its foreign currency purchases over the past week, reaching a total of approximately 10 billion dollars. This came after geopolitical concerns eased following the agreement between the United States and Iran, which boosted risk appetite in regional markets and led to increased financial inflows into Turkey. The bank had previously sold around 50 billion dollars during the first month of escalating tensions with Iran, before resuming substantial buying in the following two months, especially in June 2026, when its daily purchases exceeded 5 billion dollars.

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