Turkish inflation fell to a lower-than-expected 10.3% y/y last month, from 11.9% y/y in December, and is likely to edge down further over the rest of this year. Even so, with the headline rate likely to remain far above the Bank’s inflation target and the MPC apparently adopting a more hawkish stance than in the past, we doubt that monetary easing is on the near-term horizon.
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