The rise in Turkish inflation last month, to 7.5% y/y, was probably temporary and we think the headline rate should edge down over the coming months. But the bigger picture is that Turkish price pressures remain strong. Against this backdrop, it will become increasingly difficult for the central bank to justify interest rate cuts.
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