Hungary, Romania & Slovakia GDP (Q1)

The stronger-than-expected preliminary first quarter GDP estimates out of Hungary, Romania and Slovakia are particularly encouraging in light of the slowdown in the German economy. All in all, the data reinforce our view that Central and South Eastern Europe should perform well over the next few years, in spite of headwinds from Russia and the euro-zone.

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