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Russian oil output jumps, CEE economies gather pace

The Russian government seems to have softened its line about cutting oil output to prop up prices this week, but given that output surged in October, any cuts would have a limited economic impact. Elsewhere, GDP data released on Wednesday showed that growth in Central Europe accelerated in Q3 despite a contraction in the German economy, suggesting that domestic demand was the key driver of growth. Meanwhile, this week brought further evidence that Turkey is entering a deep recession.

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