Turkey Current Acc. (Oct.) & Hungary CPI (Nov.)

Turkey’s current account deficit continued to decline in October and the fall in oil prices means it should narrow even further, towards 5% of GDP, over the coming months. Meanwhile, Hungary’s CPI data for November showed that the recent slump in oil prices has pushed the economy further into deflation. However, the MPC still doesn’t seem to be willing to lower interest rates again

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