Turkish CPI figures due on Monday are likely to show that inflation rose to its highest level since 2003, but government pressure means that this is unlikely to prompt the central bank to hike interest rates. Elsewhere, the Ukrainian hryvnia has come under pressure this week and will remain so until the government raises gas prices, which is needed to unlock the next tranche of the IMF deal.
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