The sharp fall in virus cases and increase in the rate of vaccinations since March means that a sustained economic recovery in Central and Eastern Europe looks set to begin over the coming months. But, the latest decline in infections in Turkey is probably too late to avert a fresh downturn in activity this quarter.
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