Turkish central bank total reserves fell nearly $6 bln last week, bankers say - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiyAFBVV95cUxQTGlFZklkT2E0RFZyWV9EbjdQZ09nN19BTjFXWjQ0dFpTbVYxQ3YwT1dmclBFcWozQUlMZjc0WHpYV0Ztd1JoRnN0TndiOVN1OTk3cHhFbzdjbG40Q0ZiamZZeVhMZ19HSnlSbkRfXzlIYUxBWl9CaHYwOC1GYWl2c2Z1T0E1SzJxRkNpa28zR1Y0TWZVSVZ6NHJQdlVXYl9nVE5ZRWtiZ3MwbGNyU3JCek9hTG5kZnVuZl90Z3YyWXFJcEIxbTMtag?oc=5" target="_blank">Turkish central bank total reserves fell nearly $6 bln last week, bankers say</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

The Turkish Central Bank's total reserves are expected to have decreased by around $5.8 billion last week to $206 billion, due to a eurobond redemption, according to bankers. Net reserves decreased by $7 billion to $89 billion in the week ending February 20. An increase in gold prices had an upward impact of around $1 billion on reserves, while the central bank sold $3 billion in the market last week. Official data will be released on Thursday.

The Turkish Central Bank's total reserves are expected to have decreased by around $5.8 billion last week to $206 billion, due to a eurobond redemption, according to bankers. Net reserves decreased by $7 billion to $89 billion in the week ending February 20. An increase in gold prices had an upward impact of around $1 billion on reserves, while the central bank sold $3 billion in the market last week. Official data will be released on Thursday.