Turkish equities have been the region’s star performer once again over the past month amid growing optimism about the economic recovery, the rising prospect that a second ratings agency will assign Turkey investment grade status and reduced concerns about the scaling back of QE3 by the US Fed. Meanwhile, Hungarian US$ bonds have rallied as fears of a radical policy shift by the central bank have failed to materialise.
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