February’s Economic Sentiment Indicators for Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) suggest that growth in the region as a whole may strengthen to more than 5.5% y/y in Q1. The Hungarian and Polish economies seem to be faring particularly well, but there are signs that Romania’s recent boom is fading.
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