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Economic Sentiment Indicators (Nov.)

The EC’s Economic Sentiment Indicators (ESIs) took a leg down in November and point to the recovery stalling in the middle of Q4. The fall in sentiment was broad-based across the region, though it was much smaller than the slump seen back in April. What’s more, the recent gradual loosening of virus restrictions is likely to continue, which should help to lift activity from here.

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