GDP and inflation figures released out of Turkey this week provided familiar signs that growth is increasingly unbalanced and we think that the central bank will ultimately be forced to reverse its easing cycle later next year. Meanwhile, demand for Hungary’s new “super government bond” has been strong but it hasn’t resulted in the rise in household savings that many had expected and we think that its potential dampening effect on consumption is overstated.
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