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Turkey's current account gap shrinks in June

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Central Bank says current account posts $548M deficit improving from around $3B deficit in the same month last year.

Axar.az reports citing AA that Turkey’s current account balance posted $548 million deficit this June, the nation’s Central Bank said on Friday.

The bank’s latest balance of payments figures revealed that Turkey’s current account gap in June fell by nearly 82% year-on-year, improving from around $3 billion deficit in the same month last year.

Turkey’s 12-month rolling surplus totaled $538 million, according to the bank.

A survey on Wednesday showed that economists had forecast a deficit of $376 million.

Expectations of a group of 17 economists ranged from a $150 million deficit to a $792 million deficit for the sixth month of 2019.

The survey also showed the end-2019 current account balance is expected to show a deficit of $7.1 billion, with estimates ranging from $2 billion surpluses to $11.5 billion deficit.

Date
2019.08.09 / 12:07
Author
Axar.az
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