Economic Sentiment Indicators (Mar.)

The declines in March’s Economic Sentiment Indicators (ESIs) in Central and South Eastern Europe were disappointing, but the surveys still point to strong growth in the region. Looking at the breakdown of the indicators, there was a welcome improvement in the manufacturing surveys, mirroring the rise in the German ESI.

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