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Central Europe’s Rapt Resigned Fate

Central European bourses were split in Q1, with core members Hungary and Poland down double-digits while Bulgaria and Romania had ...

Turkey’s Geopolitical Geometry Gist

Turkish shares prolonged positive momentum as Prime Minister Erdogan marked a decade in power with a bid to end the ...

Russia’s Unorthodox Offshore Capital Credo

Russian shares struggling for traction despite single-digit P/E ratios the cheapest in major markets were further hammered on Cyprus’ imposition ...

Hungary’s Crusty Constitutional Capers

Hungarian shares joined Central Europe core index constituents in the losing column as the Economy Minister assumed central bank leadership ...

Bulgaria’s Electric Grip Gripes

Bulgarian securities sold off as Prime Minister Borisov resigned and withdrew his party from the government after facing violent street ...

Latvia’s Guarded Peg Protectors

Baltic markets stretched their winning streak as restored investment grade borrower Latvia repaid the IMF’s 2008 crisis lifeline early with ...

EU Insurers’ Long-Term Lurch

As net inflows briefly resume to EU peripheral bonds, an institutional investor council chaired by insurance giant Swiss Re under ...

Poland’s Flabby Flexed Muscle

Polish shares tried to regain January footing following a GDP growth pause to the 1 percent range and the sudden ...

Ukraine’s Bashed Union Label

Ukraine’s stock exchange was down 50 percent in 2012 as the worst MSCI performer, as the reinstated Prime Minister Azarov ...

Russia’s Family Neglect Nods

Russian shares were largely unmoved by a child adoption ban imposed against the US in response to asset and visa ...

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