ANKARA, Jan 14 (AA\/APP):The Turkish private sector\u2019s outstanding foreign loans in November totaled $167.8 billion, down by $5.2 billion compared to the end of 2020, the country\u2019s central bank announced on Friday.<\/p>\n
The sector\u2019s short-term loans — excluding trade credits — received from abroad were at $8.2 billion in November, decreasing by $1.5 billion from the end of 2020, according to the Turkish Central Bank.<\/p>\n
Liabilities of financial institutions made up 83.6% of all short-term loans, while liabilities of non-financial institutions accounted for 16.4%.<\/p>\n
Broken down by currency, 40.3% of Turkiye\u2019s short-term credit was in US dollars, 36.6% in euros, 19.1% in Turkish liras, and 4% in other currencies.<\/p>\n
The private sector\u2019s long-term debt narrowed by $3.7 billion to $159.6 billion, 40.3% of which is owed by financial institutions, the bank said.
\nMost of the long-term loans — 63.2% — were in US dollars, followed by 33.4% in euros, 1.5% in Turkish liras, and 1.9% in other currencies.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe private sector\u2019s total outstanding loans received from abroad, based on a remaining maturity basis, point to principal repayments of $40.4 billion for the next 12 months by the end of November,\u201d the bank said.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
ANKARA, Jan 14 (AA\/APP):The Turkish private sector\u2019s outstanding foreign loans in November totaled $167.8 billion, down by $5.2 billion compared to the end of 2020, the country\u2019s central bank announced on Friday. The sector\u2019s short-term loans — excluding trade credits — received from abroad were […]<\/p>\n
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