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Turkey
Turkey’s growth slows in 4Q; domestic demand still the main engine
Turkey
Domestic demand drives Turkey's economic growth
South Korea
South Korean manufacturing jumps on frontloading ahead tariffs
Turkey
Turkish GDP beats expectations on strengthening domestic demand
Hungary
Another set of disappointing GDP data for Hungary
Turkey
Turkey sees continued strength in domestic demand
Hungary
Hungarian industry struggles, but retail sales improve at the end of 2023
Hungary
Hungarian industry surprises to the downside
Hungary
Hungary's economic recovery remains on hold
Hungary
Hungarian industry runs on exports alone
Turkey
Turkey: fourth-quarter GDP growth driven by domestic demand
Turkey
Turkey: Accelerating growth momentum in the second quarter
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