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Turkey ends Currency Protected Deposit (KKM) program as balances hit zero

The Currency Protected Deposit (KKM) system in Turkey has officially concluded, with the Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency (BDDK) reporting that KKM account balances reached zero for the week ending August 21. Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek confirmed the completion of the exit process, describing KKM as a 'conditional liability' and stating that policies to strengthen macro-financial stability and confidence in the Turkish Lira will continue.

According to BDDK data, the banking sector saw an increase in total credit volume, rising by 50.98 billion lira to reach 27.73 trillion lira. Total deposits also grew by 506.47 billion lira, reaching 32.32 trillion lira. However, consumer loans saw a decrease of 23.03 billion lira, falling to 3.42 trillion lira.

Other notable shifts include a rise in non-performing loans, which increased by 5.66 billion lira to 838.97 billion lira, and an increase in the banking system's legal equity to 5.98 trillion lira.

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Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency · Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey · Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye · Mahfi Eğilmez · Mehmet Şimşek · Ministry of Treasury and Finance · Turkey

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KKM bakiyesi sıfırlandı [www.konhaber.com]
Kur korumalı mevduatta perde kapandı! [www.bursahakimiyet.com.tr]