Posts Tagged ‘Central Europe’
Mon Sep 6, 2010 14:24 GMT |
On this week’s Business Monitor Podcast, we revisit Central and Eastern Europe and our core macroeconomic strategy favouring Turkey and Poland. Has the region shaken off the structural imbalances which made it a focal point of crisis risks or is the positive convergence story no longer a core defining feature for the growth outlook? BMI’s… [Read more]

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Tags: Baltic States, Bulgaria, CEE, Central Europe, convergence, Divergence, eastern europe, EU Membership, Europe, Eurozone, Greece, Hungary, Lehman Brothers, Poland, Turkey
Posted in: Emerging Europe, General, Podcast
Wed Apr 29, 2009 14:50 GMT |
In Business Monitor International’s second weekly podcast Mark Schaltuper speaks to Justin Patrie about the economic outlook for Central and Eastern Europe. How will the region perform compared to the Asian Financial Crisis of 1998?

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Tags: Asian Financial Crisis, Baltics, Central Europe, eastern europe, Flexible Credit Line, IMF, Poland, Ukraine
Posted in: Asia, Emerging Europe, General, Podcast
Wed Oct 22, 2008 16:31 GMT |
Literally within minutes of returning from an emerging Europe investment conference where the ad nauseam theme was that the ‘economic fundamentals are essentially sound’, I learn that the National Bank of Hungary has hiked its policy rate from 8.5% to 11.5% to prop up the currency. Well, the fundamentals must be sound if a central… [Read more]
Tags: Banks, Central Europe, currency, Emerging Europe, euro, Foreign Exchange, Forint, Hungary, monetary policy
Posted in: Currencies, Emerging Europe, Equities, Eurozone, Financials, General, Inflation/Deflation