The ECB’s ‘tapering’ of its asset purchases later this year and probable rate hikes in 2019 are unlikely to have much economic or financial market impact in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). But, at the margin, it does add to the reasons to think that monetary policy in the region will be tightened by more than markets are currently pricing in.
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