Ukraine’s Bashed Union Label
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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
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Russian shares were largely unmoved by a child adoption ban imposed against the US in response to asset and visa ...
Europe’s Full Circle Fund Fealty
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As the IMF hailed Greece’s private debt buyback result to reactivate its program contribution and prepared an outline Cyprus deal ...
Iceland’s Jagged Control Cliffs
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Iceland, the original developed country applicant for post-crisis bilateral and multilateral aid, has begun repaying the IMF and Nordic partners ...
Slovenia’s Listing Lake Lurches
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Slovenian shares extended a 10 percent loss as banks NLB and NKBM prepared rights issues to meet European regulatory requirements, ...
The EBRD’s Deconstructed Deleveraging Design
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Along with its annual Transition Report, the EBRD with a new president drawn from the British civil service circulated a ...
Turkey’s Hyped Hub and Spoke Peddling
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After presenting an ambitious pre-presidential election bid to transform Istanbul into a regional financial services hub despite the darkening shadow ...
Ukraine’s Packed Winter Wallop
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Ukrainian shares continued a 50 percent loss in the cellar of European frontier markets as the ruling party kept its ...
Greek Debt Restructuring’s Retrospective Remorse
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A special public-private sector group convened by the IIF to adapt emerging market sovereign debt workout principles to advanced countries ...
Central Europe’s Easy Ride Riddle
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Stock markets in Hungary and Poland were up 20 percent through Q3 on the MSCI index on anticipated easing of ...