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RUSSIA 2010: Slow build over first half to boom in 2011
Ben Aris in Moscow
Mon, 28th Dec --
Russia was undoubtedly far more affected by the international crisis that started in September 2008 than anyone had expected - especially the Kremlin. Despite the pain of the crisis, the prospects for Russia in 2010 are looking much better than many had dared hope.
CENTRAL EUROPE 2010: Fragile - handle with care
Nicholas Watson and Mike Collier
Mon, 28th Dec --
The consensus is that emerging Europe will recover in 2010, albeit at a slower pace than certainly other emerging markets, but also perhaps even than Western Europe. However, this view encapsulates what has become a problem in looking at the region since the crisis - that it's now simply too diverse to regard as a single entity.
SOUTHEAST EUROPE 2010: A partly splendored thing
Nicholas Watson in Prague
Mon, 28th Dec --
The consensus is that emerging Europe will recover in 2010, albeit at a slower pace than certainly other emerging markets, but also perhaps even than the US and Western Europe. However, this view encapsulates what has become a growing problem in looking at the region since the crisis exposed its many vulnerabilities - that it's now simply too diverse to regard as a single entity.
KAZAKHSTAN 2010: A transition year
Clare Nuttall in Almaty
Mon, 28th Dec --
Kazakhstan's economic performance in 2010 will be closely correlated to international macroeconomic developments and trends in world commodity markets.
UKRAINE 2010: The only way is up
bne
Mon, 28th Dec --
In 2010, much depends on the outcome of presidential elections slated for January.
EURASIA 2010: The good, the bad and the ugly
Clare Nuttall in Almaty
Mon, 28th Dec --
Azerbaijan is expected to be the world's fastest growing economy in 2009, according to a report from the EIU.
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