Turkish Overnight Borrowing Rate (Jan) 35.5% (Prev. 36.5%)
Newsquawk Staff ·
Turkish Overnight Borrowing Rate (Jan) 35.5% (Prev. 36.5%)
What it means
The decline in Turkey's overnight borrowing rate to 35.5% from the previous 36.5% suggests a slight easing of monetary policy, which could signal a response to economic pressures or a move to stimulate growth. This reduction might moderate short-term borrowing costs but will likely need to align with broader inflation and growth objectives to gauge its effectiveness. Traders should watch for implications on the lira and potential shifts in investor sentiment toward Turkish assets.
Related headlines
- China (Sep) outstanding individual mortgage loans -4.1% Y/Y; outstanding property loans -5.2% Y/YOct 28
- BoJ Core CPI YY (Sep) 3.2% (Prev. 2.6%)Oct 27
- Chinese Industrial Profits (Sep YY) 14.4% (Prev. 4.2%)Oct 27
- China YTD Fiscal Revenues (Sep) +5.1% (prev. +5.7%)Oct 23
- China M2 Money Supply (Sept): 7.2% Y/Y (exp. 7.4%)Oct 14
- Chinese Yuan-Denominated Exports YY (Sep) 29.6% (Prev. 18.6%)Oct 14
- South Korean October 1st-10th Exports rose by 102% YY, Imports rose 65.5% YY, while Trade Balance was at a provisional surplus of USD 3.8blnOct 12
- New Zealand 2025/26 Budget Deficit was at NZD 8.67blnOct 08
- Swedish Core CPIF (Sep MM) 0.1% (exp. 0.3%), Y/Y 0.5% (exp. 0.7%) Oct 07
- Chinese Gold Reserves End-Sept. (USD) 323.5bln (prev. 350.1bln), 77.5mln fine troy ounces (prev. 76.7mln)Oct 07
- Chinese FX Reserves End-Sept. (USD) 3.40tln (prev. 3.44tln)Oct 07
- Australian Westpac Consumer Confidence Index (Oct) 80.4 (Prev. 84.4)Oct 05
- Turkish Trade Balance Prel (Oct) -6.70B (Prev. -5.16B)5 days ago
- Turkish Imports Prel (Oct) 32.58B (Prev. 31.13B)5 days ago
- Turkish Exports Prel (Oct) 25.89B (Prev. 25.97B)5 days ago