In yesterday's episode, I argued that the domestic factors that put pressure on inflation are not yet so strong that they necessitate a rise in the repo rate. Economists expect that October's inflation figure, which will be announced later today, will show a small month-on-month increase of 0.2% and that the annualized rate will remain unchanged at 5%. So, we need to talk about the foreign factors that may play a role in the possible increase in the repo rate.
