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Polish easing cycle at an end

Following today’s cut in Polish interest rates, we now expect rates to be kept on hold until 2015. If anything though, the risks to this forecast lie on the downside. Elsewhere, there are concerns that the sharp jump in Turkish inflation last month could prompt tighter monetary policy. We agree that tighter policy may be needed, but we think this will have more to do with shoring up the lira than with inflation.

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