Greece’s Grating Poll Grab
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Greek shares slipped after 2013’s MSCI best return with the latest EUR 5 billion rescue loan installment still held up ...
Kazakhstan’s Hushed Currency Corridor
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Kazakh stocks were buoyed at home and in London on the central bank’s abrupt 19 percent devaluation to the 185 zone ...
Belarus’ Fallow Fertilizer Folly
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At the same time relations with Ukraine are reoriented, Russia has offered Belarus as an original Eurasia Economic Union member ...
Russia’s Olympic Ambitions Ambush
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Russian shares remained sluggish in January prior to the Sochi Winter Olympic Games debut as suicide bombers struck in nearby ...
Poland’s Stalwart Pension Pandering
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Polish stocks were unchanged in 2013 as the $50 billion government bonds half of private pension assets were transferred to ...
Latvia’s Splattered Euro Spin
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Although less than half the population supported entry and the government fell apart just prior to the transition to atone ...
Russia’s Master Plan Muddle
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Russian shares struggled to stay positive on anemic 1.5 percent GDP growth and the closure of 75th ranked Master Bank for ...
The EBRD’s Stuck Transition Travails
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The EBRD’s annual transition report, which now covers the Mediterranean and Middle East in addition to the former socialist economies, ...
Slovenia’s Slovenly Cleanup Clues
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Slovenian shares tried to preserve MSCI frontier index gains as the new government faced an early confidence vote over the ...
Iceland’s Fishy Capital Control Reel
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Iceland’s new government elected on a household debt relief platform may also delay capital control lifting to almost a decade ...