Since 1947, Turkey's trade balance has been negative. The trade deficit increased 36.8% to USD 76.7 billion in 2017 from the previous year, as imports increased 17.7%, the fastest increase since 2011, while exports increased at a slower rate of 10.2%. Turkey's primary exports include road vehicles, textiles, iron and steel, apparel, and food, while its primary imports include machinery and transport equipment, manufactured products, mineral fuels and lubricants, and chemicals. China, Russia, Germany, South Korea, Switzerland, India, Iran, and Japan have recorded the highest trade deficits, while the largest trade surpluses were with Iraq, the UAE, the United Kingdom, Israel, Syria, Northern Cyprus, and Azerbaijan.

A higher than expected figure should be seen as positive (bullish) for the TRY while a lower than expected figure should be seen as negative (bearish) for the TRY.

Category:  Balance of Trade
Units:  Billion
Details
Impact: Medium
Country:
Currency: TRY
Latest Release
Previous: -$7.2B
Consensus: -$9.2B
Actual: -$12.04B
Next Release
Date: May 29, 07:00
Time left: 1 day
Consensus: -$12.04B

Forex Sentiment (TRY)

Symbol Community Trend (Shorts vs Longs) Symbol Popularity Avg. Short Price /
Distance From Price
Avg. Long Price /
Distance From Price
Current Price
EURTRY
35.3538
-88435 pips
44.1754
+219 pips
44.19732
Symbol Action Percentage Volume Positions
EURTRY Short 64% 0.97 lots 19
Long 36% 0.55 lots 4
0% of traders are currently trading EURTRY.
USDTRY
38.8239
-2352 pips
38.8572
+2019 pips
39.05912
Symbol Action Percentage Volume Positions
USDTRY Short 60% 0.30 lots 1
Long 40% 0.20 lots 1
0% of traders are currently trading USDTRY.
GBPTRY
52.1016
-5695 pips
0
+526711 pips
52.67106
Symbol Action Percentage Volume Positions
GBPTRY Short 100% 0.40 lots 2
Long 0% 0.00 lots 0
0% of traders are currently trading GBPTRY.