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Turkey’s quick turnaround, Russia’s latest intervention

The sharp improvement in Turkey’s virus situation has brightened the near-term outlook and presents a risk to our view that the central bank will start an aggressive easing cycle in the coming months. Meanwhile, the temporary export duty imposed on certain metal products in Russia this week is yet another sign that the government is becoming more concerned about the consequences of high and rising inflation.

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