Trade credit risk on Eastern Europe to increase


Eastern Europe is forecast to grow a steady 3.0% this year, mainly due to robust domestic demand. However, this strong momentum is expected to ease to 2.5% in 2019, as regional GDP growth eases and the export trade stimulus from the eurozone cools off. This is forecast to weigh on Eastern European businesses' liquidity position, potentially triggering an increase in trade credit risk.  



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