Today’s weaker Turkish inflation reading and soft manufacturing PMI (which provided the first signs of a slowdown in the real economy) has reduced the likelihood that the MPC will tighten monetary policy in the very near term. Elsewhere in the region, PMIs suggest that, while growth in Central Europe has passed its peak, activity is still strong.
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