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Economic Sentiment Indicators (May)

May’s Economic Sentiment indicators suggest that the easing of lockdowns only provided a limited boost to the Central and Eastern Europe economies. The surveys are still consistent with a fall in GDP of around 6% y/y in Q2. That said, high frequency data indicate that activity rebounded more significantly towards the end of May.

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