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Turkey Ind. Prod. (Aug.) & Hungary CPI (Sep.)

The larger-than-expected rise in Turkish industrial production in August was encouraging, although given the more recent declines in business confidence, it’s not clear whether this will be sustained. Elsewhere, the sharper-than-expected decline in Hungarian consumer prices last month, of 0.4% y/y, was driven entirely by the drop in global oil prices, but it may still prompt the MPC to take a more dovish stance.

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