The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) published the developments of the private sector for the period of May 2025.
Accordingly, as of the end of May, the total loan debt provided by the private sector from abroad increased by 18.1 billion dollars compared to the end of 2024 and was 190.4 billion dollars.
According to the maturity, compared to the end of 2024, long -term credit debt increased by 20.7 billion dollars to 177.5 billion dollars, short -term credit debt (except commercial loans) decreased $ 2.6 billion to 12.8 billion dollars.
Compared to the end of the year, the total debt of financial institutions increased $ 5.3 billion and the total debt of non -financial institutions increased by 12.8 billion dollars.
In the same period, long -term debts of financial institutions increased $ 8.6 billion and long -term debts of non -financial institutions increased by 12.2 billion dollars. In the short term, the debts of financial institutions decreased by 3.3 billion dollars, while the debts of non -financial organizations rose by $ 700 million.
When we look at the foreign exchange composition, it was seen that borrowing in dollars has the highest share, while 58.1 percent of the long -term loan debt of 177.5 billion dollars consists of dollars, 32.5 percent of the euro, 2.2 percent of Turkish Liras and 7.2 percent consisted of other foreign currency breeds.
12.8 billion dollars of short -term credit debt 39.5 percent of the dollar, 18.4 percent euros, 39.3 percent of the Turkish Lira and 2.8 percent of the other foreign exchange generated.
According to the end of May, the total debt amount of the total loan debt provided by the private sector from abroad was examined, the total debt amount was 57.8 billion dollars. It was seen that 38.1 billion dollars of this amount consisted of banks, 15.3 billion dollars, non -financial organizations, 4.4 billion dollars consisted of debts of non -banking financial institutions.
