The Turkish central bank’s messaging to investors has become even more confused over the past week and the institution’s damaged credibility means that it will be even more difficult for policymakers to make the case for interest rate cuts in the future. Meanwhile, the jump in Polish inflation in April has prompted investors to price in one 25bp interest rate hike by the end of 2020. But we still think that rates will be left unchanged throughout 2019-21.
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