The raft of Q4 GDP data for Central and South Eastern Europe due later this month is likely to show that large parts of the region are on the mend, with Poland now the region’s star performer. We will have to wait longer for Q4 data from the region’s two largest economies, Russia and Turkey, but it looks like these will be disappointing.
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