- Private sector's total short and long term debt rose by 15.9 billion dollars to 213.5 billion dollars in January-November period, according to the data released by the Central Bank of Turkey on Thursday.
Private sector’s long-term loans received from abroad rose by 9.1 billion dollars to 165.2 billion dollars over the same period, while short-term loans, excluding trade credits, rose to 48.3 billion, increasing by 6.8 billion dollars.
Private sector’s total outstanding loans received from abroad based on a remaining maturity basis, point out to principal repayments in the amount of 76.4 billion dollars for the next 12 months as at the end of November.
COMPOSITION OF LONG TER LOANS
From the borrowers' side, banks’ long term loan liabilities rose by 4.2 billion dollars whereas long term bond liabilities increased by 5.6 billion dollars in comparison to the end of 2013.
Non-bank financial institutions’ loans fell by 2.5 billion; whereas bond liabilities rosi to 3.0 billion dollars increasing by 1.5 billion dollars over the same period.
Non-financial institutions’ loans fell by 792 million in comparison to the end of 2013; while bond liabilities stood at 5.0 billion dollars, rising by 1.7 billion dollars in the same period.
From the creditors’ side, liabilities to private creditors, which account for 88.9 percent of the outstanding long-term loan stock excluding bonds increased by 738 million dollars; whereas liabilities to official creditors, which account for 11.1 percent of the outstanding long-term loan stock excluding bonds, decreased by 423 million compared to the end of the previous year.
Regarding the currency composition of the total of 165.2 billion, 60.9 percent consists of dollar, 31.7 percent consists of euro, 6.2 percent consists of Turkish lira and 1.2 percent consists of other currencies.
SHORT TERM LOANS
From the borrower’s side, banks’ loan liabilities increased by 3.3 billion; whereas non-financial institutions’ loan liabilities increased by 1.6 billion dollars in comparison to the end of 2013.
Regarding the currency composition of the total of 48.3 billion, 51.1 percent consists of dollar, 35.7 percent consists of euro, 13.1 percent consists of lira and 0.1 percent consists of other currencies.
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