Turkish financial markets rallied this week amid signs of improving foreign relations and easing strains in the banking sector, but the latest data releases add to the evidence that the economy is entering a severe recession. Meanwhile, the continued rally in the ruble prompted financial markets to pare back their expectations for monetary tightening in Russia, moving closer to our own forecast.
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