The Turkish GDP figures for Q2, which showed a better-than-expected 0.1% q/q expansion in output, suggest that the rebalancing process still has some way to go. The data argue in favour of the central bank keeping interest rates high for longer – we expect the first rate cut in Q1 of next year.
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