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Exchange Rates in Türkiye on September 28, 2026

Exchange Rates in Türkiye on September 28, 2026

Exchange Rates in Türkiye on September 28, 2026

As of September 28, 2026, the latest exchange rates for the main currencies in Türkiye are as follows.

Exchange Rates in Türkiye on September 28

  • 🇺🇸 US Dollar: 48.9804 ₺, daily change +0.10%.
  • 🇪🇺 Euro: 55.7806 ₺, daily change +0.04%.

Gold Price

The gold price stands at 6,583,769 ₺, representing a daily change of -2.33%.

Exchange rates are particularly important for foreigners planning a trip, living in or buying property in Türkiye. Changes in the Turkish lira can affect the final cost of expenses and transactions made in US dollars or euros.

Property buyers are advised to check the current bank exchange rate directly before making a payment. Specialists at RestProperty can also help buyers understand the property purchase process and payment arrangements.

Source: Bigpara / Hürriyet, exchange rate data for September 28, 2026.

Image generated using artificial intelligence.

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