Central & Eastern Europe

Yannis Stournaras, central bank governor of the Bank of Greece, talks to Global Finance about the outlook for 2022 and potential risks.

Companies look to make up for time lost to Covid-19.

Russia’s conservative economic approach offers opportunities for the attentive investor.

The Covid-19 pandemic hastened the shift to a virtual world, with companies reaping substantial rewards.

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.

Bosnia-Herzegovina competes aggressively with other Balkan countries to attract foreign investment.

China's infrastructure diplomacy runs into headwinds in central and eastern Europe.

Turkey's economic policymaking may be in disarray but it's housing market is hot.

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.

Erdoğan’s government hopes a more disciplined monetary policy will restore investor confidence and bolster an economic recovery in 2021.

A lively export sector is helping boost North Macedonia out of the Covid-19 crisis.

Pro-EU former Prime Minister Maia Sandu beat pro-Russia incumbent Igor Dodon with 58% of the vote.

Ukraine is deepening its relationship with its main trading partner, Europe.

Can Turkey's new economic team bring stability to policymaking?

The governor of the Bulgarian National Bank speaks with Global Finance.

Divided Poland narrowly re-elects the Law and Justice party president.

The best banks in the continent’s developing markets reported higher growth and stronger fundamentals in 2019.

Ukraine's comedian-turned-president adds coronavirus to the list of challenges his war-weary country has to deal with.

What does the next decade have in store for Turkey?

Conflicts persist, but analysts see economic reforms continuing and democracy taking hold in a crossroads region.