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Turkey CPI (Sep.)

The jump in Turkish inflation, to 11.2% y/y last month, from 10.7% y/y in August, means that the interest rate cuts we had expected before the end of this year are looking less likely. We still think inflation will fall over the next six to nine months, but the central bank will probably now wait until next year before easing monetary policy.

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