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July 30, 2025 10:45 AM UTC
· Overall, restrained credit supply from banks; abundant employment/income or wealth for most households but restrained financial conditions for low income households could have restrained household lending growth to GDP. However, the surge in government debt and ensuing fear of fut
July 30, 2025 9:52 AM UTC
As we highlighted in our preview, for an economy that has seen repeated upside surprises and above trend growth, now some 1.4% in the year to Q2, GDP data do not seem to have had much impact is shaping, let alone dominating, ECB policy thinking. We think this will continue to be the case even after
July 30, 2025 8:35 AM UTC
Bottom line: After easing to 35.1% annually in June, we expect Turkiye’s consumer price index (CPI) will continue to soften moderately in July to 34.1%-34.3% as tax adjustments and energy price hikes in July will limit the downward trend. Despite tight monetary policy and moderately falling dema