Monetary policy of India

Türkiye's Central Bank has decided to keep its policy rate -one-week repo auction rate- unchanged at 8.5 percent.

Banks are expecting a decrease in demand for business loans, especially from small and medium-sized enterprises, in the second quarter of the year, as a result of the rise in interest rates and the increase in the cost of money, which discourages borrowing.

The Central Bank of Turkey has announced that it will hold an extraordinary general meeting on Feb. 3.

The advance payment of from the bank's 2021 profits to the shareholders and the distribution of reserve funds will be discussed at the meeting next month. The Treasury owns almost all shares o the Central Bank.

The Turkish Central Bank on Feb. 18 kept the policy rate stable in line with market expectations.

The bank's policy rate - also known as the one-week repo rate - stands at 17 percent, the bank said in a statement, noting that additional monetary tightening would be delivered if needed.

The Turkish Central Bank on Sept. 12 lowered its one-week repo rate 325 basis points.

The Central Bank of Turkey slashed its policy rate (one-week repo auction rate) by 425 basis points to 19.75 percent from 24 percent.

The Central Bank of Turkey has kept its policy rate (one-week repo auction rate) unchanged at 24 percent as widely expected.

The Central Bank of Turkey on April 25 kept its one-week repo rate - also known as the policy rate - constant at 24 percent.

The Turkish Central Bank on Jan. 16 kept its one-week repo rate - also known as the policy rate - constant at 24 percent.

The Turkish Central Bank on Dec. 13 kept its the one-week repo rate - also known as the bank's policy rate - constant at 24 percent.