By Ben Aris in Berlin The economies of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), which experienced a period of stagnation last year, are poised for a modest revival in 2024, but both the Russian and Turkish economies are already overheating, Capital Economics said in a note on March 26. “Inflation has fallen sharply in recent months but in some parts of the region (notably Poland and Hungary) we expect it to rise back above central bank target ranges later this year, which will prevent interest rates from being cut as far as most analysts anticipate,” emerging market economists Liam Peach and Nicholas…