Central & Eastern Europe GDP (Q4 2018)

GDP data for Central and Eastern Europe showed that growth in the region held up pretty well at the end of last year – especially considering the ongoing weakness in Germany. Even so, growth still weakened everywhere, and today’s data probably mark the start of a slowdown across CEE.

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