Bulgaria’s Euro Ambition Ambit
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Bulgarian stocks showed losses on the MSCI Index through the third quarter along with other East European and Balkans markets, ...
The EU’s Dabbling Direct Investment Detours
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With mixed stock market performance among the eighteen new and prospective EU members as Western Balkan candidates prepare applications, an ...
Greece’s Grating Graduation Ceremony
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Greek share performance remained above the Europe average into August, the date for final exit from almost EUR 300 billion ...
Ukraine’s Court Jester Jostle
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Ukraine stocks and bonds were on edge though the half-year as decent growth collided with anti-corruption failure to unlock IMF ...
Central Europe’s Forgotten Convergence Crusade
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With the main Central Europe stock markets in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland beaten up through the first half, ...
Russia’s Designated Selloff Scenario Spread
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After a 10% Q1 stock market gain to lead the regional MSCI index while local bond foreign ownership was one-third ...
Latvia’s Lengthy Laundry List Collection
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Baltic stocks paused from their strong 2018 start as banking center Latvia again came under money laundering and sanctions-busting scrutiny, ...
Turkey’s No Good Cresting Credit Craze
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Turkish stocks were pressed to sustain their 2017 35% MSCI gain as political opposition to President Erdogan further solidified with ...
Russia’s Banking Blockade Blowback
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Russian shares tried to finish the year positive, as President Putin signaled his reelection run amid swirling allegations of manipulation ...
The Balkans’ Lingering Reconciliation Trials
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As notorious war criminal Mladic was found guilty on almost all counts and sentenced to life for his ethnic extermination ...