Türkiye’s short-term international debt inventory amounted to $139.5 billion as of the top of September, in response to official knowledge launched on Thursday.
The exterior debt as a consequence of be paid over the following 12 months elevated by 14.7% from the top of 2021, learn the assertion issued by the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT)
In this era, lenders’ short-term exterior debt inventory grew 9.6% to $56.3 billion, whereas different sectors’ short-term exterior debt inventory went up 16.1% to $51.2 billion.
Trade credit due to imports below different sectors totaled $46 billion in September, an increase of 18.4% from the top of final 12 months.
“The short-term debt of the public sector, which comprises public banks, increased by 17.2% to $26 billion, and the short-term debt of the private sector increased by 11.2% to $81.5 billion compared to the end of 2021,” it added.
As of the top of September, some 46.7% of the debt inventory was in U.S. {dollars}, 25.2% in euros, 8.8% in Turkish liras, and the remaining 19.3% in different currencies.
