May’s batch of manufacturing PMI data for Emerging Europe provided further evidence that the slump in the Russian economy has deepened in the second quarter. But the surveys finally brought some positive economic news for Turkey’s President Erdogan ahead of Sunday’s parliamentary election. Elsewhere, the data suggest that the manufacturing recovery in Central Europe may have lost steam in Q2.
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