Central Europe’s manufacturing still in recession

The latest PMIs show that manufacturing in the highly open economies of Central Europe remains in recession due in large part to falling external demand. By contrast, the Turkish PMI data provide early hopes that the economy may have accelerated towards the end of Q3 and the beginning of Q4.

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