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Turkish relief rally unlikely to last

The relief rally in Turkish markets is likely to fizzle out before long as it becomes clear that the AK Party will deliver more of the same. Our expectation is that equities will lag behind those elsewhere in the emerging world, while we anticipate that a fragile lira will eventually force interest rates higher and underpin a poor performance by local currency bonds.

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