Southeastern Europe & Mediterranean Emerging Market Economies: Bi-Weekly Report 20 December 2022 - 9 January 2023

Countries in Focus in this Issue: Türkiye, North Macedonia & Cyprus

TÜRKIYE
Τhe economy stalled in H2:22, amid strong headwinds from record-high inflation
An expansionary policy mix ahead of this year’s election should sustain economic growth in the short-term, yet at the cost of exacerbating economic imbalances 

NORTH MACEDONIA
Against a challenging backdrop, North Macedonia saw GDP growth slowing down markedly in FY:22 (to an estimated 2.4%, well below the regional average of 4.2%)
With inflation due to remain elevated in the short-term, GDP growth is set to remain subdued over the next quarters, in line with weakening private consumption and net exports

CYPRUS
Political continuity is expected after the February 5th Presidential elections, given main candidates’ consensus on policies and important reforms 
The strong 9M:22 growth performance is set to wear-off in the period ahead, reflecting headwinds from weakening EU activity, rising interest rates and persistent inflationary pressures

 

APPENDIX:
DETAILED MACROECONOMIC DATA
REGIONAL SNAPSHOT: MACROECONOMIC INDICATORS & FINANCIAL MARKETS

 

Southeastern Europe & Mediterranean Emerging Market Economies: Bi-Weekly Report 20 December 2022 - 9 January 2023
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