Fund managers are increasingly positive on the outlook for eastern Europe, as the macro-economic pict...
Fund managers are increasingly positive on the outlook for eastern Europe, as the macro-economic picture in central Europe grows ever more positive on the back of continuing Euroland growth. Martin Taylor, manager of the Baring Eastern Europe Fund, says: "The health of many of the central European economies is dependent on the state of the EU economy, and we see no sign of economic growth slowing in the EU. Seventy five per cent of central Europe's exports go to the EU. In economic terms these countries can be viewed almost as satellites of the EU, in much the same way that Mexico tends to ...
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