The batch of strong Economic Sentiment Indicators across Central and Eastern Europe this month suggests that GDP growth in the region as a whole recovered in Q4. But while the aggregate picture improved, sentiment worsened in the region’s largest economy, Poland, adding to evidence that growth there has remained weak in Q4.
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