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Turkey Ind. Prod. (Oct.) & Hungary CPI (Nov.)

The pick-up in Turkish industrial production growth in October, coming alongside an uptick in the latest business surveys, suggests that the economy continued to perform strongly in Q4. Elsewhere, although inflation data out of Hungary were a little weaker than anticipated, we don’t think this will prompt the central bank to ease policy.

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