Turkey Opens the Spigot: Reeskont Limit Jumps to 5 Billion Lira

President Erdoğan doubles down on export financing as fresh produce shipments surge, but the terms leave the central bank holding the inflation risk.

Turkey has lifted the daily reeskont credit limit to 5 billion lira, a move that floods the export sector with cheap, state-backed financing at a moment when the trade machine is already running hot. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced the increase on Thursday, framing it as necessary support for exporters navigating global headwinds. [1] The mechanics tell a more complicated story.

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