The decline in this month’s Economic Sentiment Indicators (ESIs) for Central and Eastern Europe was disappointing, but the surveys were still strong and point to GDP growth in the region as a whole of close to 4% y/y. Most of the fall in the ESIs came from weakness in manufacturing sentiment, which may reflect softer growth in key euro-zone trading partners.
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