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Hungarian stimulus, Ukraine & IMF, Turkey’s double-dip

The fiscal stimulus package unveiled in Hungary this week adds to reasons to think that the economy will grow more quickly than most anticipate over the course of this year. Meanwhile, positive meetings with the IMF have increased Ukraine’s chances of securing a new IMF deal, which would help to support the economic recovery. Finally, after returning to growth in Q1, the early signs point to a renewed contraction in Turkey’s economy in Q2.

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