EC: Poland's Economic Sentiment Indicator up by 0.4pts m/m to 93.5pts in Nov.

By bne IntelliNews November 30, 2011
The Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI) in Poland inched up by 0.9pts to 93.5pts in November (vs. its 12-month peak of 102.3pts reported in February, 2011), the European Commission has announced. In November, confidence in industry was -13.3pts vs. -15.9pts a month earlier; in the services sector, it fell to -1.1pts from 0.7pts; the consumer sentiment indicator decreased to -23.4pts from -23.1pts, while in the retail trade - it rose to -3.5pts from -4.0pts, respectively; the construction sector's sentiment indicator also worsened - to -29.7pts from -29.2pts.

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