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Cyprus’ Undefended Demarcation Lines

Following another ratings downgrade as Fitch’s outlook went negative, Cypriot officials scrambled to scotch talk of joining the EU rescue ...

The BIS’s Diabolical Deleveraging Plot

The Bank for International Settlements’ end-year quarterly survey for the first time presented a comprehensive matrix of European bank emerging ...

Greek Banks’ Nihilistic Network Effects

Greek banks, that will suffer most as the largest group of commercial holders under a proposed 50 percent government debt ...

Latvia’s Off-Key Chorus Call

Latvia, which has been hailed as a IMF-European post-crisis success as it stoically bore punishing austerity moves, saw popular anger ...

Ukraine’s Jail Joust Jolt

Ukrainian debt was off 10 percent on the EMBI, joining the 40 percent stock market loss as a frontier index ...

Turkey Flotilla Flotsam Formation

Turkish shares continued as emerging Europe’s worst as the Finance Minister characterized the 10 percent of GDP current account deficit ...

Central Europe’s Scant Swiss Miss

Shares in Hungary and Poland, and to a lesser extent in the Czech Republic and Slovakia won a brief respite ...

Europe’s Original Rescue Return Reticence

After years under official IMF and Euro-zone lifelines Iceland, Latvia and Romania returned to external bond markets almost the same ...

Hungary’s Household Help Chores

Hungarian shares fell after a Central Europe-beating spurt as the government unveiled medium-term foreign currency mortgage borrower relief and reacquired ...

Serbia’s Kindled Capture Attention

Serbian shares up 30 percent as MSCI frontier leaders were boosted further along with the currency by the arrest after ...

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