Turkey's Central Bank reserves increased
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Turkish Central Bank's total reserves increased by $2.45 billion in week ending July 4.
Turkey's Central Bank reserves made a historic increase in 2014 in the week leading up to July 4 with a $2.45 billion hike reaching $135.8 billion, according to weekly Central Bank figures on Thursday.
The Bank's gross foreign exchange reserves were up nearly $1.54 billion and reached $111.9 billion.
Gold reserves also increased by $914 million during the week to $21.56 billion.
The Bank's gross foreign exchange reserves were up nearly $1.54 billion and reached $111.9 billion.
Gold reserves also increased by $914 million during the week to $21.56 billion.
