As of the end of December, the total loan debt provided by the private sector from abroad increased by USD $ 4 billion compared to the previous quarter and became USD $ 173.3 billion.
The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) announced the December Credit Debt Developments provided by the private sector from abroad. Within the framework of the year -end studies, updates were made up to 2002 in the long and short -term credit debt stock provided by the private sector from abroad. As of the end of December, the total loan debt provided by the private sector from abroad increased by USD $ 4 billion compared to the previous quarter and became USD $ 173.3 billion.
When examined according to the maturity, compared to the previous quarter, the USD $ 1.2 billion increased USD $ 157.8 billion, and short -term credit debt (except commercial loans) increased USD $ 2.8 billion to USD 15.5 billion USD It was observed that it took place at the level.
According to the previous quarter, the total debt of financial institutions increased by USD $ 4.3 billion, while the total debt of non -financial organizations decreased by USD 0.3 billion.
In the same period, long -term debt of financial institutions increased by USD 1.3 billion, while non -financial non -financial debts decreased by USD $ 52 million. In the short term, the debt of financial institutions increased by USD 3.0 billion, and the debts of non -financial institutions decreased by 214 million US dollars.
Looking at the foreign exchange composition, the borrowing in the US dollar has the highest share.
60.2 percent of the long -term credit debt of USD $ 157.8 billion consists of US dollar, 31.9 percent of the euro, 2.4 percent of Turkish Liras and 5.5 percent of the other foreign currency; 44.6 percent of the short -term credit debt of USD $ 15.5 billion, 15.3 percent of the euro, 36.8 percent of the Turkish lira and 3.3 percent of the other foreign currency was seen. .
According to the end of December, the total loan debt provided by the private sector from abroad was examined when the maturity distribution up to 1 year was examined, the total amount of debt was 53.4 billion dollars.
This amount belongs to USD 35.8 billion banks, USD $ 12.8 billion to non -financial organizations, USD $ 4.7 billion belongs to non -banking financial institutions.
