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Turkish private sector's long-term loans from abroad reach 126.1 bln USD
ANKARA (A.A) - June 17, 2011 - Long-term loans received from abroad by the Turkish private sector reached 126.1 billion USD as of end of April 2011.
Outstanding long-term loans of the private sector were nearly 122.5 billion USD as of March 2011, Turkey's Central Bank said on Friday.
Turkish private sector received 39.4 billion USD of its long-term loans from financial institutions, while it obtained 86.7 billion USD from non-financial sources, the bank said.
Central Bank also said that 91.2 billion USD of the long-term loans had been received from European institutions.
Moreover, short-term loans obtained by the sector from abroad amounted to 22.55 billion USD as of the end of April.
Central Bank said nearly 20.96 billion USD of such amount had been obtained from financial institutions, as 1.59 billion USD had been received from non-financial institutions.
Short-term loans were around 23.5 billion USD as of the end of March.
Outstanding long-term loans of the private sector were nearly 122.5 billion USD as of March 2011, Turkey's Central Bank said on Friday.
Turkish private sector received 39.4 billion USD of its long-term loans from financial institutions, while it obtained 86.7 billion USD from non-financial sources, the bank said.
Central Bank also said that 91.2 billion USD of the long-term loans had been received from European institutions.
Moreover, short-term loans obtained by the sector from abroad amounted to 22.55 billion USD as of the end of April.
Central Bank said nearly 20.96 billion USD of such amount had been obtained from financial institutions, as 1.59 billion USD had been received from non-financial institutions.
Short-term loans were around 23.5 billion USD as of the end of March.
