KKM Experiences Rapid Economic Decline

The Rapid Decline in KKM: Economic News

Exchange Rate Protected Deposits saw a significant decrease in the past week, dropping by 76 billion liras. According to reports, the deposits declined from 2 trillion 458 billion 545 million lira to 2 trillion 382 billion 488 million lira, marking a noticeable decrease in KKM within a short span of time.

In addition to this, there was an increase in loans which rose from 11 trillion 837.5 billion TL to 11 trillion 941.1 billion TL. On the other hand, deposits decreased from 15 trillion 101.3 billion TL to 14 trillion 871.1 billion TL.

Consumer loans and credit card usage also saw an upward trend. Consumer loans increased from 1 trillion 526.9 billion TL to 1 trillion 533.2 billion TL, and individual credit cards increased from 1 trillion 206.9 billion TL to 1 trillion 247.4 billion TL.

There was also a rise in non-performing receivables, which increased from 194.7 billion TL to 196.1 billion TL.

This shift in the financial landscape suggests a rapid decline in the KKM and highlights the changes in the economic environment that are worth noting. Stay tuned for more updates as the situation continues to evolve.

 

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