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Turkey Consumer Prices (Nov.)

The small rise in Turkish inflation to 62.0% y/y in November adds to evidence that inflation pressures in the economy continue to cool. We think the central bank’s monetary tightening cycle is likely to come to an end with one final interest rate hike at the meeting later this month.

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