CESEE MARKETS: Emerging stock markets moved broadly lower in European trade on Monday

Emerging CESEE stock markets moved broadly lower in European trade on Monday, trimming part of their recent losses amid mounting concerns over China's growth prospects. A renewed drop in commodity prices earlier today also weighed on related equity. 

Separately, most CESEE currencies were firmer and government bonds were mixed earlier on Monday with trade volumes remaining particularly thin ahead of year-end. Looking into this week's calendar, industrial production, trade balance and retail sales for November in Serbia lure investor attention on Wednesday. On the same day, Bulgaria releases budget data for November, while on Thursday Poland's preliminary CPI data for December is also worth watching.