The latest industrial production and retail sales data for Turkey for April suggest that GDP growth is likely to have remained subdued this quarter following the Q1 slowdown. A shift towards economic orthodoxy – which now appears underway – is likely to involve a much weaker lira, tighter fiscal policy and a sharp rise in interest rates and take its toll on economic growth in the second half of this year.
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