Turkey GDP (Q3)

The sharp pick-up in Turkish GDP growth in Q3, to 5.4% y/y, may help to alleviate some of the political pressure on the central bank to keep policy loose. This reinforces our view that the central bank will raise interest rates at this month’s MPC meeting.

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