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The Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency (BRSA) increased the limits on swap transactions with foreign banks.
After the normalization step, which closed on Tuesday at 8.1588, it retreated to 8.0896 in the morning.
According to the statement, the total of said transaction amounts is determined as the ratio between the last legal equity calculated by the banks and 5 percent instead of 2 percent for transactions with 7 days expiration, 10 percent in instead of 5 percent for transactions 30 days past due and the percentage of transactions remaining 1 year past due. It was re-determined as 30 percent instead of 20.
After the exchange limits were limited to 1 percent of the legal capital in April, normalization measures were taken since July. With this step, the limits for swap transactions with foreign banks were increased for the second time.
After the dollar / TL rose to 8.2099 in the morning hours, it traded at 8.1309 with a loss of 0.36 percent at 09.45.
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