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ECB rate hikes won't prompt knee-jerk response in CEE

The likelihood that the ECB will raise interest rates next month increases the chances that central banks in Emerging Europe will tighten monetary policy too. But the bigger point remains unchanged – monetary policy in most of the region will remain supportive, and Turkey is the only country where interest rates are likely to increase significantly over the next year or so.

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