Türkiye's current account surplus hits $4B in August
11:47, 13/10/2026, TuesdayU: Update: 11:49, 13/10/2026, Tuesday
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Türkiye recorded a current account surplus of $4 billion in August while the 12-month rolling deficit stood at $42.1 billion, with the underlying balance excluding gold and energy showing an $8.2 billion surplus during the same period, according to central bank data.
The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye announced that Türkiye posted a current account surplus of $4 billion in August, while the 12-month rolling deficit stood at $42.1 billion and the balance excluding gold and energy registered an $8.2 billion surplus during the month.
Trade and services performance
The country's goods deficit reached $3.75 billion in August, official figures showed. Net inflows from the services sector totaled $9.7 billion, with travel revenues contributing $7.28 billion and transportation revenues adding $3.26 billion to the balance.
Investment flows and reserves
Direct investment recorded a net inflow of $141 million during the month, as non-residents posted a net inflow of $719 million. Portfolio investments registered a net outflow of $1 billion, while official reserves increased by $7.14 billion over the same period, according to the central bank.