Weekly repo funding and banks’ borrowing limits are covered by the central bank’s announcement.
On 17 September, the TCMB said funding through weekly repo auctions would increase according to liquidity conditions. Interbank Money Market borrowing limits will also be updated to reflect banking system balance sheets.
Collateral haircuts in markets operated by the bank will be reduced. The bank said it would monitor liquidity and take further measures if needed. The release did not specify a single aggregate funding amount.
The central bank opened a consultation on how its RITS settlement service could support tokenised assets and private money, while saying a retail CBDC lacks a clear public-interest case.
The Financial Policy Committee maintained the countercyclical capital buffer at 2% and highlighted linked market risks.
The Bank of Japan voted 7–2 to raise its money-market operating target to around 1.25%, effective 24 September, and changed rates on two standing facilities.
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