Economic Sentiment Indicators (Apr.)

The EC’s Economic Sentiment Indicators (ESIs) for Central and Eastern Europe generally fell slightly in April, with our regional measure declining for the first time in six months. On past form, the ESIs suggest that the regional downturn may have bottomed out, but that growth looks set to remain tepid.

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