CBRT Denies Allegations of Sharing Non-Public Information at London Briefings
Summary
The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) has issued a press release denying allegations that undisclosed information or policy assessments were shared during technical briefings held in London. The CBRT clarifies that all briefing content is strictly limited to publicly available monetary policy texts and published macroeconomic data. The bank affirms its commitment to transparency and real-time disclosure, stating it does not disclose non-public information to any external parties.
What changed
The CBRT issued Press Release No. 2026-16 addressing recent public allegations claiming that previously undisclosed information and assessments were shared with investors during technical briefings in London. The central bank categorically denies these allegations, stating the briefings address only technical questions on the broader macroeconomic outlook, financial markets, and the banking sector using strictly publicly available monetary policy texts and published macroeconomic data.
For investors, financial institutions, and market participants who receive CBRT briefings, this press release serves as official confirmation that the CBRT maintains strict boundaries on information sharing. Recipients should continue to rely only on CBRT's official communication channels for authoritative statements and should disregard external claims or impressions about briefings that suggest undisclosed information was provided.
What to do next
- Disregard comments not originating from CBRT official communication channels
- Contact CBRT press office at basin@tcmb.gov.tr for further information
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Share Print No: 2026-16
April 5, 2026
Press Release on Technical Briefings in London
The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) conducts its communication policy based on the principles of transparency, consistency, and real-time disclosure. Accordingly, the CBRT regularly hosts comprehensive briefings with both domestic and international market participants.
Recent public allegations claiming that “previously undisclosed information and assessments were shared with investors” during the technical briefings in London are completely unfounded.
These briefings address technical questions on the broader macroeconomic outlook, financial markets, and the banking sector, aimed at fostering a clear understanding of monetary policy implementation. All content shared within this context is strictly limited to publicly available monetary policy texts and published macroeconomic data.
The CBRT does not, under any circumstances, disclose non-public information or policy assessments to any external parties, whether domestically or internationally.
Please disregard any comments, impressions, or statements that do not originate from the CBRT’s official communication channels.
Contact
For further information, please send an e-mail to basin@tcmb.gov.tr.
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