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The Central Asian & CEE Financial Markets Handbook 2009/10
Euromoney Institutional Investor, July 2009, Pages: 54


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With the onset of the global financial crisis, economic conditions in Central Asia and Central and Eastern Europe have deteriorated sharply, with economies hitting the headlines and crisis conditions expected to spread into 2010. The new Central Asian & CEE Financial Markets Handbook contains insightful forecasts from the IMF and Eurasian Development Bank on growth potential and challenges for the coming months. This is supported by editorial and profiles from key players in Russia, Ukraine, Romania, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Albania, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan, Mongolia and Georgia. This Handbook will enable you to establish the strengths of companies in the regions, chart financial crisis measures and M&A developments in Ukraine, read-up on taxation developments and regulation and understand why microfinance is a growing force in the Eurasia region.

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In its latest regional forecast, the IMF says that growth in the resource-rich Caucasus and Central Asia (CCA) is projected to slow to under 1% in 2009 from 6% in 2008, as the global crisis hits the region hard. Awash with commodity export receipts, capital inflows, and remittances, the countries of CCA made significant economic gains in recent years, with real per capita GDP growing impressively. Oil exporters in the region were able to build up substantial reserves including in sovereign wealth funds, while low-income countries benefited from the boom in the larger economies, with domestic demand in these countries heavily reliant on trade receipts and remittances from neighbouring countries. Now, however, the global crisis is reversing many of these gains with growth coming to a halt and financial vulnerabilities on the rise.


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