## _cr13363chart

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### Overview
- Turkey has large gross financing requirements and lower foreign exchange reserves than peers.
- Exposure to FX risk is larger than in most peer countries.
- There is ample fiscal space, the financial system has strong buffers, and leverage among corporates is low by peer standards.

### EXTERNAL FINANCING REQUIREMENT (2012, percent of GDP)
- Values: 6.4%, 8.4%, 24.8%, 21.8%, 33.7%, 55.2%, 66.8%, 68.5%, 36.4%, 15.4%, 14.0%, 16.9%, 13.3%, 16.3%, 82.3%, 107.3%, 128.4%, 254.9%, 88.1%

### FX LOANS (2013Q2, percent of total loans)
- Values: 127%, 130%, 149%, 189%, 115%

### PUBLIC DEBT (2012, percent of GDP)
- Values: 7.7%, 13.6%, 15.2%, 29.6%, 25.6%

### CAPITAL ADEQUACY RATIO (2013Q2, percent)
- (No numeric values explicitly separated for this metric beyond those listed above.)

### CORPORATE DEBT TO EQUITY (2012, percent)
- (No numeric values explicitly separated for this metric beyond those listed above.)

### RESERVE ADEQUACY (2012, reserves in percent of IMF's Metric)
- (No numeric values explicitly separated for this metric beyond those listed above.)

*INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND*

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