The 3.7% m/m fall in Turkish industrial production in June adds to the evidence that GDP growth in Q2 was much weaker than in Q1. Leading indicators suggest that the scale of the fall in output was probably a blip, rather than the start of a deeper downturn. But it serves as a reminder that Turkey’s recovery from the recent recession will be slow and bumpy.
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