What next after the Baltic and Balkan party?

The Baltics and parts of the Balkans run the risk of experiencing a nasty end to a recent period of very strong growth. But while a soft landing remains our central scenario, a further dip in global risk appetite could prompt a series of exchange rate devaluations and even recession.

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