| From Propertywire.com: Banks in East European countries, some of whom are members of the European Union, are in danger of being left out of the global finance rescue plans and are vulnerable because of their exposure to struggling property markets.
The International Monetary Fund and leading European analysts are warning that some of these countries could follow Iceland into virtual national bankruptcy. The IMF has identified Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania as particularly at risk and it has been asked by Hungary to provide possible technical and financial support..... Full Article: Source
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