Credit-Deposit Ratio Hits 92.64%: Aftermath of Tight Monetary Policy
Türkiye'nin bankacılık sektöründe kredi mevduat oranı Haziran 2026'da %92.64'e yükselerek 3 yıllık en yüksek seviyesine çıktı. Bu durum, sıkı para pol
Turkey's banking sector saw the credit-to-deposit ratio reach 92.64% in June 2026, marking the highest level in three years. This reflects a balanced outcome between constrained growth in TL loans and rapid expansion in foreign currency loans. BDDK data shows total credits grew by 37%, while foreign currency loans surged by 27.15%. TCMB's macroprudential measures capped TL loan growth, but exemptions for export and investment credits mitigated the impact. Deposits also surged by 31.37%, reaching 30.1 trillion lira. Experts noted that investment funds grew at 65.33%, reaching 9.97 trillion lira, possibly influencing the credit-deposit ratio equilibrium. The trends suggest a healthy balance in the banking sector amid tightening monetary conditions.
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