Data published over the past week provided further evidence that the region’s economies slowed at the start of this year. This, coming alongside lower inflation, has resulted in a dovish shift by central banks in parts of the region: Turkey’s central bank announced a reduction in banks’ reserve requirements, while policymakers in Poland suggested that they could cut interest rates if economic conditions deteriorate further.
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