Inflation in Turkey fell a bit more than expected in April, to 43.7% y/y, driven largely by a sharp decline in energy inflation, but m/m price growth remained strong and the disinflation process will be gradual this year. All eyes are now firmly on the elections on 14th May. An opposition victory offers the best route to orthodox monetary policy and the policies needed to bring inflation down sustainably in the coming years.
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