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The CBRT has introduced additional restrictions on Turkish lira commercial credits alongside individual loans to support macrofinancial stability.
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The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) has activated additional measures related to credit growth aimed at supporting macrofinancial stability. According to TRT Haber, the regulation covers both individual and commercial credit segments.
For individual credits, existing growth limits have been tightened by 1 percentage point across all credit types, particularly consumer loans. On the Turkish lira commercial credit side, a differentiated approach was adopted: the limit for credits extended to large-scale enterprises was reduced by 1 percentage point, while the tightening for credits to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) was applied as 0.5 percentage points.
The Central Bank's step is being assessed as an extension of its ongoing monetary tightening policy. The measures are expected to slow credit expansion, thereby contributing to price stability and directly shaping banks' credit supply.
The Central Bank tightened credit growth limits: a 1 percentage point reduction in personal loans, a 1 percentage point reduction in large enterprise loans, and a 0.5 percentage point reduction in SME loans. The measures are part of monetary tightening policy aimed at supporting macrofinancial stability and slowing price increases.
Those seeking to take out home, car, or consumer loans will face more difficult conditions; banks will begin to be more selective in lending. While SMEs dependent on commercial credit will be relatively less affected, large companies' financing options will become more limited.

Anna Kuznetsova