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Country Insights

Israel’s Q1 2026 GDP declined by 3.3% annualized, reflecting a temporary war shock; output gap remains significant
ISRAEL - In Brief 18 May 2026

Israel’s preliminary GDP estimate for the first quarter of 2026, published on Sunday, showed a contraction of 3.3% at an annualized rate, equivalent to roughly NIS 3.7 billion i...

April CPI in line with expectations; strong shekel supports low inflation environment and rate-cut expectations
ISRAEL - In Brief 18 May 2026

Israel’s CPI rose by 1.2% in April, in line with our expectations. Annual inflation remained around 1.9%, similar to the previous month. Overall, the CPI did not surprise, and t...

Waiting for (a bunch of) Godot(s)
TURKEY - Report 17 May 2026

At home, President Erdogan broadened his war against CHP with the specter of a closure suit against the latter, new probes against city mayors and ongoing recruitments. As th...

The new government has effectively started fiscal adjustment
HUNGARY - In Brief 17 May 2026

This year's fiscal deficit (by Eurostat definition) is officially expected to reach 6.8% of GDP, against the original 3.7% target, which was amended later to 4.5% and then even ...

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