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As of November 2, 2026, 14:00 HSBC buys 1 US dollar at TRY 49.4781 and sells at TRY 50.3650; the spread is TRY 0.8869 (1.76%).

HSBC does not publish a gram gold price in this data feed.

HSBC Buy and Sell Rates

AssetBank buysBank sellsSpread %Daily
US Dollar (USD)TRY 49.4781TRY 50.36501.76%−0.33%
Euro (EUR)TRY 55.4075TRY 56.46871.88%0.04%
British Pound (GBP)TRY 66.2961TRY 67.53041.83%−0.24%
Gram SilverTRY 78.97TRY 89.0111.28%1.85%
Bank buys is the price the bank pays you (when you sell); bank sells is the price you pay the bank (when you buy). Spread % = (sell − buy) / sell. Gold and silver are in TRY per gram.

HSBC Exchange Rates

The prices on this page are HSBC teller (branch and mobile) rates. Banks add a buy-sell spread around the market rate, so a bank rate differs from the market rate linked below. The bank may apply a different rate to large amounts or other channels; check its current rate before you trade.

The spread is the difference between the bank’s sell and buy prices. Here the spread rate is (sell − buy) / sell: what you would lose by buying an amount from the bank and selling it straight back.

Frequently Asked Questions

As of November 2, 2026, 14:00 HSBC buys 1 US dollar at TRY 49.4781 and sells at TRY 50.3650. The spread between buy and sell is TRY 0.8869 (1.76%).

As of November 2, 2026, 14:00 HSBC buys 1 euro at TRY 55.4075 and sells at TRY 56.4687; the spread is 1.88%.

For the dollar, HSBC ranks 4 of the 15 banks we compare by spread (1.76%). The lowest spread is at Şekerbank (0.29%).

The market rate is the mid price on the interbank market. Banks add a margin above it when they sell to you and below it when they buy from you; that gap is the spread. It varies by bank, channel and market volatility.

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