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What’s behind the slowdown in CEE inflation?

The recent drop in inflation across Central Europe has caught ourselves and most other analysts off-guard. But a closer look into the data suggests that the weakness of inflation has been due largely to transitory factors, which should fade over the coming months. As a result, we think that inflation is now probably at a trough.

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