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Slovakia: kicking out the koruna

We expect Slovakia to be given the go-ahead to join the euro-zone from January next year, despite concerns over mounting medium-term inflationary pressures. This should give a renewed impetus to growth in the near-term, and while the reform process has stalled in recent years, Slovakia looks set to remain Central Europe’s strongest performer for some time to come.

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