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Nordea rubs in the bad news

Sep 03, 2008
By Vincent Freeman

Tallinn - A recent Nordea Bank AP report sees more trouble ahead for Latvia and Estonia, predicting two years of economic contraction for the countries. It goes on to warn that private consumption will be hit hard as a weakening housing market and high rates of inflation erode purchasing power. The Estonian economy started to cool down last year in step with the easing of the domestic credit boom. “Private consumption is expected to decline this year. We also expect investment to fall marked ...


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