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Central Europe’s manufacturing stabilises

November’s PMIs were a positive surprise for Central Europe, where it looks like the manufacturingsector stabilised. Elsewhere, signs that Turkey’s exports may be flat-lining are worrying as they mean thatthe process of current account adjustment may have to fall more heavily (and painfully) on domesticdemand from here on.

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