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Turkey Consumer Prices (Jul.)

Turkish inflation eased by more than expected in July, to 11.8% y/y, but this is unlikely to prompt the central bank to restart its easing cycle. Indeed, with pressure on the lira building, the next move in interest rates is more likely to be up than down.

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