China and India both signalled this week that they are likely to continue buying Russian energy, but this won't save Russia from weak GDP growth over the coming quarters. Meanwhile, the macro data out of Turkey this week, as well as pressure on local financial markets, supports our view that its central bank will slow down the pace of its monetary easing cycle when it meets next Thursday.
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