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Regional growth slows further, inflation rises

GDP data to be released next week are likely to confirm that growth across Emerging Europe continued to weaken in Q3. Meanwhile, figures published this week showed that inflation picked up in most of the region last month. While we doubt that will prompt central banks in Russia and Turkey to raise interest rates, a continued rise in inflation is likely to press the Hungarian MPC into action soon.

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