Yurt İçi Yerleşiklerin Döviz Mevduat Hareketleri

Domestic FX positioning diverged as households cut holdings while corporates increased theirs. In the week to 11 September, households’ FX deposits fell by $1.84bn to $144.38bn, driven mainly by a sharp $1.73bn drop in precious metal accounts; parity-adjusted, household FX was broadly flat. Corporates’ FX deposits rose by $1.57bn to $83.70bn on higher dollar and euro balances. Overall FX deposits dipped by $272mn to $228.08bn, while the lira value rose by TL30.4bn on a stronger USD/TRY. Residents’ lira deposits increased TL363.3bn to TL18.31tn, cutting the FX share of total deposits by 0.41pp to 37.6%.

Since January 2025, residents’ FX deposits have been on a rising trend despite the latest weekly pullback, while the FX share in total deposits has retreated from its 66.4% peak in December 2021 to 37.6% as of 11 September 2026. Currency-protected deposits were terminated as of 21 August, with only historical data retained.