
Matriks Haber estimates reserves fell for a third straight week, with official weekly figures due on November 5.
Turkey’s central bank reserves were estimated to have fallen by about $4.1 billion in the week ended October 30, reaching $158.1 billion, according to calculations by Matriks Haber based on central bank data.
The estimate would mark a third consecutive weekly decline. Reserves were put at $169.1 billion for the week ended October 16 and $162.2 billion for the week ended October 23.
The bank is scheduled to release its reserve figures and weekly money and banking statistics on November 5 at 14:30.
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