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The Central Bank (TCMB) is a legally independent economic institution that issues banknotes and conducts the monetary and credit policy of the Turkish government. It holds the monopoly on printing paper currency and, based on this authority, independently determines monetary policy. It also ensures the circulation of coins.

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Karahan: No public funds to be used in fund liquidations

Türkiye's central bank (TCMB) Governor Fatih Karahan announced a decision not to use public funds in the liquidation process of some investment funds. Karahan answered lawmakers' questions at the Turkish parliament's Planning and Budget Committee.

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Karahan says fund outflows moved to deposits as rent rises slowed

Türkiye's central bank (TCMB) Chair Fatih Karahan told Turkish parliament's Planning and Budget Commission that most outflows from funds had moved into deposits and that rent increases had slowed.

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Treasury bonds in Tera funds put up for sale

Treasury bonds in Tera Portföy funds are being put up for sale under the liquidation decision of the Capital Markets Board (SPK).

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Türkiye's central bank raises SME loan growth cap to 5%

Türkiye's central bank raised the growth cap for SME loans from 4.5% to 5%. It also lowered blocked reserve ratios for Turkish lira reserve requirements.

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HSBC says Central Bank may cut rates 200 bps by year-end

HSBC strategists said the Central Bank (TCMB) is likely to cut interest rates by 200 basis points by year-end, describing the easing cycle as having two stages.

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