Revisiting our Emerging Europe forecasts

The negative economic spillovers on Central and South Eastern Europe from the UK’s vote for Brexit are likely to be smaller than many fear, but they will still drag on activity in the region. Accordingly, we have made some modest downwards revisions to our 2017 growth forecasts. Weaker activity is also likely to result in a lower path for interest rates in the region.

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