CEE: Economic Sentiment Cautiously Optimistic

Politics ♦ Published: January 2, 2014; 18:32 ♦ (Vindobona)

The economic sentiment for Eastern European countries is becoming more optimistic, however, only cautiously. Poland is on top of the list of economists at JP Morgan.

CEE: Economic Sentiment Cautiously Optimistic / Picture: © Vindobona.org

“The countries in Central and Eastern Europe will show a moderate growth at almost two percent on average,” Peter Brezinschek, chief analyst at Raiffeisen Research, said. “Growth in Central Europe will be particularly positive as we expect 2.3 percent growth,” he added referring to the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia and Hungary. Brezinschek regards the first three…

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