According to the report, the total financial assets of the domestic sectors amounted to 182 trillion lira and their liabilities amounted to 193 trillion lira.
The ratio of the Turkish economy's net financial deficit to gross domestic product (GDP) remained unchanged at 22.3 percent.
Looking at net financial transactions across sectors, the overall economy, which was a net borrower at 5.4 percent of GDP in the previous quarter, is a net borrower at 2 percent of GDP this quarter.
When looking at the sectoral financial balance sheets of the domestic economy, it was found that the overall economy was in a financial debtor position, private households and the rest of the world were creditors from other domestic sectors, and non-financial institutions and the state were in a debtor position to other sectors.
When it comes to private households' financial assets, cash and deposit items stand out with a share of around 58 percent, while liabilities are almost exclusively loans.
According to the report, stocks and equity securities were the determinants of financial assets and liabilities of non-financial institutions, accounting for 53 percent and 49 percent, respectively.
When comparing the debt ratios of all sectors with other countries, it was shown that the total debt of the sectors located in Turkey was at a low level.
The ratio of total debt in the form of loans and bonds to GDP was 92 percent in the second quarter of 2025, increasing slightly compared to the previous quarter.
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