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faiz doların boynunu çevirtmiyor
bir halt olacağı yok.
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abbas yolculuk hazırlıkları yapıyor ustalık dönemi güzel ceviriyor parayı
Turkish banks' refinancing risks have increased as a result of recent market volatility and tightening global financing conditions driven mainly by an increase in US dollar interest rates. However, the banks have a proven record of accessing external funding even in adverse market conditions, and typically have access to sufficient FC liquidity to cover their FC wholesale funding liabilities maturing within a year. Risks are less pronounced at most foreign-owned banks, which can rely on FC liquidity support from shareholders, and some smaller lenders which have limited FC wholesale funding.
The sector loans/deposits ratio was a high 127% at end-1Q18, and banks' external debt stood at USD186 billion, of which USD103 billion matured within 12 months. However, as some of the latter represents more stable funding (for example, from parent banks, subsidiary banks or offshore Turkish corporate entities), Fitch estimates banks' external debt servicing requirement over one year, in case of a complete market shutdown, at about USD55 billion - USD60 billion. Available liquidity of about USD90 billion (comprising mainly FC placed with the central bank under the reserve option mechanism (ROM) and short-term currency swaps with foreign counterparties) provides solid coverage. However, a scenario in which Turkish borrowers had to pay down foreign debt would result in a reduction in central bank FC reserves and add to pressures on the exchange rate, interest rates and economic growth.
Kötümser yalnız tüneli görür, iyimser tünelin sonundaki ışığı görür, gerçekçi tünelle birlikte hem ışığı hem de gelecek treni görür.!!!
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