CBRT's gold reserves have reportedly seen the biggest weekly drop since August 2018, sold about 22 tonnes last week

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CBRT's gold reserves have reportedly seen the biggest weekly drop since August 2018, sold about 22 tonnes last week

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The CBRT's significant drop in gold reserves, selling about 22 tonnes last week, signals potential shifts in monetary policy or reserve management strategies. This could elevate gold prices due to reduced supply in the market, while also impacting investor sentiment towards risk and currency stability in Turkey. Watch for implications on broader commodity trends and risk assets as this development unfolds.

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