What to expect from the Q3 GDP data

The batch of preliminary Q3 GDP figures due next week in Emerging Europe is likely to make fairly disappointing reading. While growth in Central Europe probably remained strong, we think it still slowed (and by more than the consensus expects). Russia’s recovery appears to have stalled and the early signs are that Turkey’s figures, due next month, will show that GDP contracted.

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