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Eastern Europe: External Accounts
Emerging Europe: After a Q1 Lull, Bank Deleveraging Set to Resume
Baltics : Commonwealth of Independent States : Czech Republic : Emerging Europe and CIS : Eurozone : Hungary : Poland : Romania : Russia : Russia, CIS and the Caucasus : Southeast Europe : Europe : Macroeconomy : Capital Flows, FDIs, Capital Controls : Current Account : Trade and External Balance :
Eastern Europe: Public Finances
Czech Fiscal Policy: Controversial Tax Hikes Narrowly Approved by Parliament
Poland: A Slower Pace of Fiscal Consolidation
Baltics : Czech Republic : Emerging Europe and CIS : Eurozone : Hungary : Poland : Romania : Southeast Europe : Europe : Macroeconomy : Fiscal Policy :
Central and Eastern European Demographics
Central and Eastern European Demographics: Impact Of Greying And Emigration
Baltics : Czech Republic : Emerging Europe and CIS : Eurozone : Hungary : Poland : Romania : Southeast Europe : Europe : Geostrategy : Macroeconomy : Demographics : Labor Markets and Productivity :
Romania: Economic Profile
Romanian Monetary Policy: January CPI Accelerates to 6.0% y/y
Romania Macro View: Q4 GDP Surprises with Slight Growth
Emerging Europe and CIS : Romania : Southeast Europe : Emerging Markets : Europe : Frontier Markets : Macroeconomy : Growth Outlook and Business Cycle :
IMF's Role in Central and Eastern Europe
Romania: Political Tensions Set to Ease as Basescu Reappoints Ponta as Prime Minister
Baltics : Czech Republic : Emerging Europe and CIS : Eurozone : Hungary : Poland : Romania : Serbia : Southeast Europe : Europe : Macroeconomy : Current Financial Crisis : IMF and International Economic Institutions : Systemic Risk, Vulnerabilities and Asset Bubbles :
Euro Adoption Path for EU Newcomers
EU Newcomers' Euro Adoption: Delays Expected Due to Eurozone Debt Crisis
Reevaluating the Costs and Benefits of Euro Adoption for EU Newcomers
Baltics : Czech Republic : Emerging Europe and CIS : Eurozone : Hungary : Poland : Romania : Southeast Europe : Europe : Frontier Markets : Macroeconomy :
EU Newcomers: Monetary Policy
Hungarian Monetary Policy: Appointment of New MNB Governor Stirs Fears of Risky Policy
Romanian Monetary Policy: January CPI Accelerates to 6.0% y/y
Emerging Europe and CIS : Hungary : Poland : Romania : Southeast Europe : Emerging Markets : Europe : Macroeconomy : Monetary Policy and Inflation :
Markets
Geostrategic & Long Term Issues
EU Enlargement Process
EU's Annual Progress Report on Turkey’s Accession Bid: Harshest Criticism Yet
Emerging Europe and CIS : Serbia : Southeast Europe : Turkey : Europe : Geostrategy : Foreign and Domestic Political Risk :
Central and Eastern European Demographics
Central and Eastern European Demographics: Impact Of Greying And Emigration
Baltics : Czech Republic : Emerging Europe and CIS : Eurozone : Hungary : Poland : Romania : Southeast Europe : Europe : Geostrategy : Macroeconomy : Demographics : Labor Markets and Productivity :
Political Risk in Eastern Europe
Czech Politics: Government Survives but Remains Shaky Amid Austerity Backlash
Romania: Political Tensions Set to Ease as Basescu Reappoints Ponta as Prime Minister
Baltics : Commonwealth of Independent States : Czech Republic : Emerging Europe and CIS : Eurozone : Hungary : Poland : Romania : Russia, CIS and the Caucasus : Southeast Europe : Emerging Markets : Europe : Frontier Markets : Geostrategy : Foreign and Domestic Political Risk :
Eastern European Energy Security
Russian Deal With Ukraine Eases Fears of Another Winter Gas War
Eastern Europe Energy Security: Exposed to Price Disputes and Pipeline Politics
Commonwealth of Independent States : Emerging Europe and CIS : Eurozone : Nordics : Poland : Russia : Russia, CIS and the Caucasus : Serbia : Southeast Europe : Europe : Geostrategy : Commodities : Energy : Energy Security and Policy : Foreign Policy and Geostrategic Risks : Natural Gas : Oil and Energy :
Southeast Europe: 2011 Outlook
The Southeast Europe (SEE) economies will experience positive but below-trend growth rates in 2011 due to slow capital inflows, ongoing deleveraging and fiscal austerity measures. The continuing debt crisis in the eurozone could spill over to the SEE region via trade and financial channels, unsettling the recovery. The approaching election cycle in the region brings a risk of fiscal slippage, which could result in higher borrowing costs.
Economic Research
Economic Research
Strengths and Vulnerabilities in Emerging Europe: A Balance Sheet Approach
By Aug 19, 2011
Central Bank Watch
Summary Table: RGE Policy Rate Forecasts and Market Interbank Rate Expectations
By Aug 19, 2011
Economic Research
Current Account Deficit Alert: Domestic Policies, not Foreign Capital, Will Shield Brazil, India, Turkey and South Africa
By Jun 2, 2011
Asia Weekly
Indonesia and Philippines Inflation; Australia and India Monetary Policy Meetings
By Apr 28, 2011
Europe Weekly
Eastern Europe Monetary Policy; Icelandic Policy Rate; Irish Fiscal Challenges
By Mar 18, 2011
Economic Research
Q4 2010 Geostrategic Risk Note: Asia on the Boil, U.S.-Europe Reap Anti-Incumbent Backlash
By Oct 7, 2010
Economic Research
Europe Weekly Spotlight: Eurozone Q2 Growth; Is Germany Rebalancing?; Polls Near in Latvia and Sweden
By Aug 13, 2010
Economic Research
Q3 2010 Geostrategy Note: Nascent Nukes, Portly PIIGS and the Taliban
By Aug 4, 2010
Economic Research
Prisoner's Dilemma: Will Western European Banks Continue to Support their CEE Subsidiaries?
By May 29, 2009
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