The continued decline in Turkish inflation last month, to 33.0% y/y, keeps the door open to large interest rate cuts at the central bank’s meeting next Thursday. That said, with inflation coming in a bit higher than expectations, and GDP growth very strong in Q2, the pace of easing will probably slow from the last meeting’s 300bp cut.
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