The manufacturing PMIs in Central and Eastern Europe rose in November suggesting that industrial sectors in the region are turning a corner, while Russia’s PMI remained near multi-year highs. That said, Turkey’s PMI fell further and suggests that aggressive policy tightening is continuing to take its toll on economic activity.
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