Economic Sentiment Indicators (Apr.)

April’s set of ESIs suggest that aggregate GDP growth in Central and Eastern Europe slowed from 4.0% y/y in Q1 to around 3.5% y/y at the start of Q2. It appears that the weak external environment is weighing more heavily on export-led industrial sectors across the region.

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