Industrial production softened a touch in Turkey in July but retail sales continued its recent run of strength and adds further support to the view that the economy is not yet slowing in response to the recent policy U-turn. Policymakers will need to deliver a lot more monetary and fiscal tightening in the coming months in order to help address Turkey’s inflation problem and rein in the large trade deficit.
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