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Turkey & Czech Republic Ind. Prod. (Oct.)

The modest weakening of Turkish industrial production in October reinforces our view that, while the slowdown in the economy has now bottomed out, it’s likely to be a sluggish recovery from here on. Elsewhere, data from the Czech Republic suggest that subdued demand from the euro-zone continued to hit industry in October.


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