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Turkey’s Lira On A Rocky Road
Turkish President Recep Erdogan believes high interest rates cause high inflation and sacked three central bank governors who stalled onrate cuts.
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Lebanon: Stepping Up To The Plate As Prime Minister
Lebanon's richest man takes Lebanon's toughest job.
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Czechs Return To EBRD
The Czech Republic’s decision to rejoin EBRD has an echo of Cyprus belatedly becoming a member country in 2014 in the wake of its financial crisis.
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Paths To Recovery In The Caucasus
The region’s three economies face distinct challenges as Azerbaijan follows up on its military victory, Armenia licks its wounds and Georgia copes with political turmoil.
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Resilience Throughout Central And Eastern Europe
The CEE’s hard-working citizens and well-adjusted economy are crucial to post-Covid recovery.
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Ankaras About-Face
Erdoan’s government hopes a more disciplined monetary policy will restore investor confidence and bolster an economic recovery in 2021.
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Moldova’s New Prime Minister
Pro-EU former Prime Minister Maia Sandu beat pro-Russia incumbent Igor Dodon with 58% of the vote.
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Turkey’s New Finance Minister And Central Banker
Can Turkey's new economic team bring stability to policymaking?
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Azerbaijan: Regional Stability Wavers
Baku is rolling out ambitious plans for economic expansion and reform. But first, there are worsening regional tensions and currency woes to grapple with. And Covid.
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Tuna Field Bolsters Ankaras Energy Ambitions
Turkish aspirations to become an energy exporter may clash with a Greek-led coalition of states.
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Emerging Markets After Covid
Emerging and developing economies will likely be hardest hit by Covid-19. Rebuilding will require addressing preexisting conditions as well as the new ones.
