Bearish stock markets throughout the Baltics and world
Sep 30, 1999
Last week all three Baltic states' bourses saw a relatively equal fall in stock prices that dropped by an average of 1 percent to 3 percent.Stock indexes lost approximately the same amount in most of the world's markets, including New York, London and Moscow. In Tokyo, prices saw a steeper fall because the Japanese market at this stage is categorically rejecting the national currency, the yen, which has become too strong lately.Against this overall pessimistic backdrop, a few shares stand out in ...
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