The breakdown of GDP data released this morning for several Central and South Eastern European economies confirmed that the moderate recovery in the third quarter was supported in large part by stronger export growth. In addition, the data confirmed that growth in Hungary and Romania was boosted by a rebound in agricultural production.
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