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May 14, 2026
CEE Directional Economics Energy Shock Webinar
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This ING webinar announcement details an analysis of how the CEE region is coping with a 2026 oil shock and potential policy mistakes by regional central banks.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The oil shock starting in March 2026 serves as a significant macro stress test for the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) region.
- 2.Institutional shock absorbers are more critical for managing the energy blow than the volume of oil imports.
- 3.The report examines the new Tisza government in Hungary and potential policy lessons from Poland's 2023 political shift.
Table of Contents
- Webinar: Directional Economics CEE – who breaks, who bends on Energy Shock 2.0
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Authors
Valentin TataruPeter VirovaczRafal BeneckiDavid HavrlantMuhammet MercanDmitry DolginAdam AntoniakChris Turner
Securities
Oil
Themes
Energy Market VolatilityMacro Resilience and Institutional FrameworksPolitical Transition RisksMonetary Policy Credibility
Regions
EuropeOtherCzech RepublicHungaryPoland