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Türkiye runs $3.4B budget deficit in October

ANKARA

Türkiye’s central government budget registered a deficit of 95.5 billion Turkish liras ($3.4 billion) in October, according to official data released on Wednesday.

Budget revenues amounted to 473.8 billion liras ($17 billion), while expenditures totaled 596.2 billion liras ($20.4 billion) last month, Treasury and Finance Ministry figures showed.

Non-interest expenditures came in at 475.54 billion liras ($17.68 billion), while interest payments reached 87.15 billion liras ($3.2 billion).

Excluding interest payments, the budget balance ran a surplus of 28.7 billion liras ($1 billion), while tax revenues totaled 409.4 billion liras ($14.7 billion).

In January-October, the budget balance posted a deficit of 608.1 billion liras ($27.2 billion).

Budget revenues reached 3.9 trillion liras ($175.2 billion) in the first 10 months of this year, while expenditures amounted to 4.5 trillion liras ($202.4 billion).

A US dollar traded for 27.8982 liras on average in October, while a dollar traded for 22.3372 liras on average in the 10-month period.

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