Minister of Trade Ömer Bolat noted that the Central Bank's decision to increase the daily rediscount loan limit will increase the competitiveness of Turkish companies in the international market.
The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) has increased the daily limit for foreign exchange acquisition and export services rediscount loans from 4 billion lira to 4.5 billion lira, effective November 1, 2025. Minister of Commerce Ömer Bolat has made a statement on the CBRT regulation of his NSosyal account.
Minister Bolat said, “As the Ministry of Commerce, efforts to support our exporters and expand access to financing are carried out closely in coordination with all relevant institutions and organizations of our state. As is known, one of the most effective tools to meet the financing needs of our exporters is the rediscount loans provided by CBRT through Türk Eximbank and the banks different, and with the change recently made.” period. A new formula has been determined to calculate the rediscount loan interest rate. In this way, it is guaranteed that the loans in question will be provided at favorable interest rates below the Central Bank's policy rate. In fact, following the most recent policy rate reduction on October 23, 2025, interest costs on export rediscount loans fell to 24.89%. On the other hand, this is the most effective way to meet the financial needs of our exporters. “To ensure that rediscount loans, one of the tools, reaches more exporters, loan volumes have gradually increased in line with demand,” he said. “WILL CONTINUE CONTINUE CONTINUE CONTINUE CONTINUE CONTINUE CONTINUE CONTINUE CONTINUE CONTINUE CONTINUE CONTINUE CONTINUE CONTINUE CONTINUE) ACTIVITIES THAT INCREASE COMPETITION”
Stating that the daily limit of rediscount loans, previously 300 million TL, was first increased to 1.5 billion TL, then to 3 billion TL, then to 4 billion TL, Bolat said, “Finally, within the framework of the regulations introduced by the CBRT on October 24, 2025, the limit in question was increased to 4.5 billion TL per day, effective from 1 November 2025. In addition, a significant portion of this amount It takes a lot of effort.” exports of these sectors by supplying them to other sectors. Contributing to their competitiveness will be one of our priorities. “In this regard, we will continue to support the development of our exporters, in particular diversifying financing opportunities and implementing policies and practices aimed at increasing the competitiveness of our companies in international markets,” he said.
