A flurry of elections are due across Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) over the next year or so, which will provide a gauge of support for Ukraine and, in some cases, will shape countries’ future relationship with the EU. Fiscal risks will also be in the spotlight given the size of budget deficits across the region. Fiscal loosening ahead of votes – or the election of governments that backtrack on tightening plans – could quickly send bond yields higher.
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