ABSTRACT: Across the world, the economic growth rates of countries have always been one of the most important data in monitoring the economies of countries. Especially for countries in the ‘developing countries’ class, such as Turkey, the growth rate is one of the first elements that economic circles look at. Many factors affect the growth of developing countries in a more positive or negative way than developed countries. Foreign trade volume, geopolitical position, natural resource wealth, etc. a lot of data can contribute or hinder the growth of developing countries. Turkey's economy-low savings rate (Savings / GDP= 15%), dependence on foreign energy, to be limited capital of their companies that operate in the industrial sector in Turkey's economy is determining the trend of foreign resources and bank loans. In this study, the growth in the Turkish economy between 2003 and 2017 will be examined and its relationship with the trend in total bank loans volume.