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Turkey's Central Bank Engages in Significant Gold Sales Amid Lira Struggles
In March 2026, Turkey's central bank executed $20 billion in gold sales and swaps, a move aimed at stabilizing the lira amidst ongoing economic challenges.
Editorial Staff
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The Turkish central bank has reportedly arranged substantial gold sales and swaps amounting to $20 billion in March 2026. This action appears to be part of efforts to bolster the struggling lira.
These sales have contributed to a notable decline in bullion prices, reflecting the broader impact of Turkey's economic policies on the gold market.
As the central bank navigates these financial challenges, the effectiveness of such measures in stabilizing the lira remains uncertain.