Aggressive cuts earlier this year mean that interest rates are nearing their trough in Turkey and the Czech Republic, while concerns over financial stability mean that the pace of easing in Hungary and Romania will be slow. Nonetheless, with a sustained recovery in the real economy still some way off, and likely to disappoint when it does arrive, the path of interest rates currently priced into the market appears too high.
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