The weaker-than-expected Q2 GDP data out of Czechia and Hungary show that weak external demand is still acting as a constraint on the speed of recoveries in Central Europe. While we expect growth to strengthen over the second half of this year, it may take until 2025 for recoveries to really shift into a higher gear.
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