As Poland braces for a credit review by Moody’s Investors Service, the only question for economists is how bad the news is going to be.

Rating agency Moody’s said the eurozone sovereigns’ ratings will likely remain stable in 2016-2017 but fading fiscal consolidation, limited progress on structural reforms, and rising political risks limit upside potential and create longer-term risks.

Fresh signs the recession may soon be over emerged last night after an international credit rating agency showed surging confidence in the economy.