“Türkiye's loan markets are developing despite global challenges and fluctuations,” the credit rating agency said.
The climate of beliefs and stability in the Turkish economy also resonates in the global market. Fitch has announced that Türkiye's loan market has continued to develop despite the challenges and global macroeconomic fluctuations enhanced by US customs missions. Fitch said in a statement, “financial deficit, project, term, financial diversification and the development of Islamic finance depend on the development of US $ 500 billion in 2025-2026 and modest growth by 2025,” he said. Fitch, in April 2025, total DCM export, 76.5 % of Liras Türkiye and the rest, mainly in dollars, mainly due to the country's export of 60 % of the country every year and the quarter of 43 % of the US dollar emphasized. Depending on the latest developments, Fitch said that domestic public debts of foreign investors dropped to 8.6 % at the end of March 2025, while state finance continued to be the main driving force, while banks and companies had the potential to increase assets in the market. “