Moderating core price pressures, the continued fall in inflation expectations and the sharp decline in wholesale natural gas prices mean we think inflation in Central and Eastern Europe will fall a bit more quickly in 2023 than we had anticipated a few months ago. One consequence is that we also think that the risks to our interest rate forecasts this year have shifted slightly to the downside.
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