Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) had a good beginning in 2015. Supported by the revitalization of demand in the euro zone and the massive liquidity due to the quantitative relaxation policy of the Central European Bank, the economic growth of CEE surprised positively, but not the same everywhere. While Central Europe has consolidated, in Turkey, growth still remains fragile, and in Croatia and Serbia – uncertain.
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