Central & Eastern Europe GDP (Q4 2022)

The falls in GDP in Central and Eastern Europe shown in the Q4 figures probably mark the worst of the regional downturn, but we still think that activity will (at best) only stagnate over the first half of this year. And our GDP forecasts for 2023 as a whole are generally below consensus.

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