The EBRD’s Penumbral Pendulum
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The EBRD’s regional economic team cut GDP growth this year to less than 1.5 percent due to Russia/Ukraine’s “heavy shadow” ...
Europe’s Uphill Stress Test Treadmill
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The ECB offered a first EUR 400 billion slice in 3-year targeted liquidity on a path to reflating its balance ...
Poland’s Rotten Apple Remnants
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Polish shares stayed negative with Russia’s fruit and vegetable ban slicing one-tenth of agricultural exports, as the GDP growth forecast ...
Turkey’s Trumped Triple Triumph
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Turkish financial assets held firm as two-term limited Prime Minister Erdogan continued political dominance with an over 50 percent first ...
Russia’s Spoiled Food Fight Fling
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Russian shares down double-digits remained at the bottom of the main MSCI regional pack and also smeared Central Europe markets ...
Portugal’s Hollow Halo Effect
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Portuguese financial assets were battered en route to IMF-EU program exit as the central bank took EUR 4 billion out ...
The Balkans’ Muddied Splash Specter
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After recording flooding in the region which prompted emergency EU aid and a Russian ban on agricultural exports in retaliation ...
Russia’s Sanctions Sneer Straddle
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Russian shares again veered toward double-digit falls dragging Eastern European markets along as the US Treasury imposed the first institutional ...
Iceland’s Molten Bond Rumblings
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European debt crisis forerunner Iceland re-entered the euro-denominated sovereign bond space with excess orders for the EUR 750 million at ...
Bulgaria’s Cemented Cyber Attack Toll
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Bulgarian shares were upended by orchestrated electronic message runs on two oligarch-controlled lenders, one in partnership with Russia’s VTB, accounting ...