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Euro-crisis: the calm before the storm for CEE markets?

We doubt that the bailout of Portugal will draw a line under the problems in the euro-zone’s peripheral economies and fear instead that it may mark the start of a new, more dangerous phase of the crisis. Accordingly, while financial markets in Emerging Europe largely shrugged off the latest euro-zone bailout, the next leg of the euro-crisis is likely to prompt a bigger reaction.

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