
Yayınlanma: 5 Mayıs 2020 23:55
Güncellenme: 1 Aralık 2025 23:33
The real stock market index fell 5.53 percent in April compared to March, based on consumer prices. The real effective index based on developing countries decreased from 59.67 points to 56.09 points. The real effective index based on industrialized countries fell from 82.70 points to 78.53 points. The 1-month decline in the real effective exchange rate based on developing countries was 6.08 percent, and the loss of the real effective index based on developed countries was recorded at 5.05 percent.
9.5 percent lost since early 2020
Since January 1, 2020, the real effective exchange rate index based on the CPI has lost 9.47 percent. The real effective exchange rate index was highest in December 2007 at 127.72 and lowest in September 2018 at 62.51.
The real effective exchange rate index, the ratio of the price level in the Turkish foreign trade to the countries where the price level is calculated as the weighted geometric mean. The equation observes the decline in the real effective exchange rate that the Turkish lira depreciated in real terms, in other words, the price of Turkish goods in relation to foreign goods has decreased. The change in the index is monitored based on the central bank's reactions to the impact of changes in the Turkish lira on inflation.



