Content of the report:
- Baltic Markets;
The Index Is Still 70% Lower Than Before The Crisis;
The Worst Performance In The World In Terms Of GDP During 2009;
High Unemployment Rate;
Estonia Is The Only One Close To Euro;
- Estonia;
We Expect OMX Tallinn Index To Stabilize;
Latest Data Indicates That The Economy Has Stopped Its Fall;
Decrease Of Incomes Of The Population Is About To Stop;
Real Estate Recovery Is Limited In Mid-Term, While Significant Recovery Is Expected In Long-Term;
Unemployment Is The Most Dangerous Problem;
Business Risk Remains High In Mid-Term;
Euro Will Help;
Long-Term Outlook Is Positive;
- Latvia;
The Worst Index Performance Among Baltic OMX;
Enormous Fall Without Recovery In The Nearest Three Years;
Very High Country Risk;
Debt Issues;
Unemployment Rate Is High;
Improvement In Foreign Trade;
No Growth And Very High Risk Expectations;
- Lithuania;
Index Is Expected To Grow In Long-Term;
GDP Continues To Drop;
Turnover Of Retail Trade;
The Possible Crime Impact;
No Complete Recovery Of National Economy In The Nearest Three Years, But Some Promising Companies Still Exist.
Summary of the report:
The authors of this report expect the economical condition of Baltic States to significantly improve in the nearest three years. However, high unemployment and limited growth possibilities of real estate sector are likely to remain. The authors of this report consider business risk of the region to remain high mainly due to Latvia’s issues for the nearest three years. However, Estonia and Lithuania have high growth possibilities according to the authors.
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