The softer-than-expected December inflation data released across Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) this week suggest that further interest rate cuts will be delivered across the region over the coming months and, in some cases, that the pace of monetary easing may soon be accelerated. Meanwhile, industrial production figures for November also came in weaker-than-expected, and we think that industry is likely to continue remain a drag on the regional economic recovery in 2024.
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