The Central Bank has decided to issue liquidity securities with maturities of up to 91 days to support its tight monetary policy.Turkey’s Republic Central Bank (CBRT) has taken a new step to support its tight monetary policy. Within this framework, the CBRT has decided to issue liquidity securities with maturities of up to 91 days. Information regarding the auctions to be held starting from Monday, March 24, 2025, will be announced through data providers. In response to market volatility, the Central Bank had previously implemented some measures. The CBRT began Turkish lira-settled forward foreign exchange transactions, conducted TL deposit auction at different maturities. In an extra meeting, the CBRT raised the overnight borrowing rate by 2 percentage points to 46% to mitigate the impact of sudden movements on inflation. Additionally, one-week repo auctions were temporarily suspended. The Capital Markets Board (CMB) also activated decisions providing flexibility in companies’ share buybacks.