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<li>Russia: GDP growth in October was up 2.5% y/y, which is an improvement over the previous month’s 1.1% increase.</li>
<li>Turkey: Turkey's annual inflation slowed by more than expected in November thanks to a stronger lira and lower energy prices..</li>
<li>South Africa: The central bank on November 22 surprised the markets and raised its base rate to 6.75% from 6.5%. Inflation is trending higher.</li>
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Russia: GDP growth in October was up 2.5% y/y, which is an improvement over the previous month’s 1.1% increase.
Turkey: Turkey's annual inflation slowed by more than expected in November thanks to a stronger lira and lower energy prices..
South Africa: The central bank on November 22 surprised the markets and raised its base rate to 6.75% from 6.5%. Inflation is trending higher.


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