The early Q3 GDP figures out of Central Europe showed a divergence in performance with Hungary’s economy continuing to struggle, while the Czech recovery shifted up a gear. We expect growth in Hungary to pick up over the coming quarters. Meanwhile, a continued solid recovery in Czechia will likely reenforce the central bank’s hawkish stance.
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