October’s manufacturing PMI for Turkey – which fell to a six-month low – supports our view that following an impressive Q3, growth will slow in Q4. Elsewhere in the region, the Czech PMI painted a much brighter picture and echoes other surveys which suggest that the Central European economies started the fourth quarter on a strong footing.
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