Emerging Europe still mired in recession

The flurry of Q4 GDP data released this morning paint a pretty grim picture. Most countries, with the notable exception of Slovakia, appear to have contracted on a quarterly basis and there is little here to change our view that the recovery in Emerging Europe will ultimately disappoint.

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