EM Insight: Quirks and Parallels in Russia, Turkey Rate Decisions

The video discusses the economic situations in Turkey and Russia, focusing on their central banks' rate cuts and inflation trends. Turkey's inflation is rising, while Russia's is decreasing. The video also explores the potential for further rate cuts in emerging markets, with Russia being a likely candidate. Investor sentiment is optimistic about emerging markets, with expectations of strong performance in stocks, bonds, and currencies, particularly in Asia and Russia.

What is the current trend of inflation in Turkey compared to Russia?

• Inflation is decreasing in both countries.

• Inflation is increasing in Turkey and decreasing in Russia.

• Inflation is decreasing in Turkey and increasing in Russia.

• Inflation is increasing in both countries.

Which country is expected to have more room for further interest rate cuts according to Citigroup?

• Russia

• India

• Brazil

• Turkey

What is the potential risk for Turkey's local assets due to the probable rate cut?

• Strengthening of the lira

• Increased foreign investment

• Improved economic stability

• Exposure to capital outflows

Which region is expected to perform well in emerging markets according to the investor survey?

• Europe

• Asia

• Africa

• South America

What is the expected performance of the ruble in 2020?

• It will remain stable.

• It will be the top currency performer.

• It will be the worst performer.

• It will depreciate significantly.