Özet:

Saving deficits, one of the major problems facing developing country economies, have led these countries to external sources. However, foreign savings to emerging country economies are often short-term and speculative. Short term capital flows create significant changes in macroeconomic variables such as exchange rates, inflation, net export and interest rates. Therefore, besides these changes brought about by the short term capital flows in macroeconomic variables, there are also significant effects on the banking sector. Short-term capital inflows and outflows in an economy where there are savings deficits such as the Turkish economy bring significant changes in the bank's balances and other financial statements operating in the banking sector. In this study, the changes in profitability of the public and private capital banks’ equity by using the data obtained from the consolidate balances of the public and private capital banks operating in the Turkish Banking Sector spanning, 2006-2016 are tried to be explained by tables and graphs.

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