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Strong Turkish inflation is deep-rooted

There is a growing debate in Turkey about what lies behind the strength of inflation, but we think this discussion has overlooked the absence of spare capacity. Without structural reforms to address this, the economy is likely to remain stuck in a rut of weak growth, high inflation and high interest rates.

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