After a period of relative calm, growing political tensions have once again led to a deterioration in sentiment towards Turkey. As it happens, we think the country’s growth prospects over the next 6-9 months remain reasonably good. But deep-seated economic vulnerabilities mean the outlook in 2017 and beyond is still much weaker than most expect.
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