Türkiye’s foreign trade deficit drops by $38.7 billion in July

This reduction reflects a current account deficit of less than $20 billion for the month of July.

In a statement on X, Minister Şimşek highlighted the progress in addressing Turkey’s high current account deficit, describing it as a significant step in managing macroeconomic imbalances.

He noted that the decline in the current account deficit and reduced need for external financing are crucial for the disinflation process.

Minister Şimşek emphasized that achieving price stability is a key goal, aiming to improve income distribution and boost overall welfare in the country. (ILKHA)