Turkey’s net foreign exchange (FX) reserves have risen, with the indicator increasing from 38.01% to 41.18%, according to data updated on November 12, 2026.
The improvement in the net FX reserves metric suggests a strengthening in Turkey’s external buffers compared with the previous reading. While the underlying drivers of the change are not detailed in the available data, the move from 38.01% to 41.18% marks a notable uptick in the country’s FX reserve position over the latest period.
Market participants often watch Turkey’s net FX reserves as a gauge of the central bank’s capacity to support the currency and manage external shocks. The latest figures indicate a modest but positive shift in that capacity as of mid-November 2026.