June’s PMI data point to a marked slowdown in industrial output growth in Central Europe over the coming quarters. Elsewhere, Turkey’s latest PMI reading suggests that, following a disappointing Q2, economic conditions may have improved a little in Q3. Even so, these survey data are still very weak by historical standards and any recovery is likely to remain slow-going.
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