November’s Economic Sentiment Indicators provide further evidence that, in spite of continued weakness in the euro-zone, growth in Central and Eastern Europe has picked up in Q4. The breakdown of the surveys suggests that strengthening domestic demand is offsetting the impact of soft demand from key trading partners.
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