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Central & Eastern Europe GDP (Q1 2019)

Another strong batch of GDP data for Central and Eastern Europe suggests that strong domestic demand continued to offset weak external demand in Q1. We expect that growth will remain robust over the coming quarters, but this will result in a continued build-up of economic imbalances.

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