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Central Europe picks up pace in Q2

Growth in Central Europe accelerated in Q2, helped by improving conditions in the euro-zone, but the economies of South Eastern Europe seem to have weakened once again. The potential for further flare-ups in the euro crisis means that the path ahead is likely to be bumpy, but growth in both Central and South Eastern Europe should be stronger in the second half of this year than it was in the first.

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