Inflation across Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) has continued to surge and now sits at its highest level in around 20 years. This can be partly attributed to global factors, such as rising energy prices and supply chain disruptions, which are eventually likely to ease. However, underlying cyclical price pressures are building and we think that these will keep headline inflation elevated over the course of 2022-23.
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