The European Commission's Economic Sentiment Indicators for Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) provide a tentative sign that the impact of US tariffs on the region has been fairly contained so far. The impact could get bigger over the coming months, but CEE’s relatively low dependence on the US for its exports should mitigate the fallout.
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