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Key calls for Emerging Europe in 2022

We think GDP growth will come in below expectations this year. Even so, inflation will ultimately settle at a higher level than is currently appreciated and this feeds into our hawkish interest rate forecasts. We expect currencies to struggle in an environment of rising US interest rates. Meanwhile, we think Turkish policymakers will stick with the “new economic model” of low interest rates and a weak lira.

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