Fast growth will support Central European asset prices
Central Europe will shrug off falls in Russian and Turkish asset prices, being more sensitive to euro-area developments
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- Russian sanctions
- Turkish worries
- Central European 'difference'
- Euro-area slowdown
- Turkish vulnerability
- Early elections
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