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Turkish government too upbeat on growth and inflation

Turkey’s recently-published 2015-17 Medium-Term Programme shows that the government remains overly-optimistic on the economy’s growth prospects and still hasn’t acknowledged the strength of underlying price pressures. For our part, we think the next few years are likely to be characterised by sluggish growth, of 2-3% y/y, and above-target inflation.

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