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Anyone looking to invest in Eastern Europe without the risk of individual stocks has basically two options: taking a broad approach through emerging market ETFs or targeting the region directly with specialized products. These two strategies differ more than their names suggest. Why Eastern Europe is interesting again The region continues to deliver above-average growth. […]
On August 21, 2026, following consultations that began in June 2026, S&P Dow Jones Indices announced its decision to reclassify Poland from an emerging market to a developed one. S&P had already indicated in June that it was considering Poland for the upgrade. Ranking as the world’s fifth best-performing stock market over the past three […]
A troubled history The Balkan countries had a much more difficult post-communist transition than other CEE countries. The breakup of Yugoslavia and the ensuing Yugoslav wars completely destroyed the trade infrastructure, with foreign direct investments completely bypassing the region and flowing to other Eastern European countries instead. The history has caused an economic impact still […]
