Reported about 16 hours ago
Sovereign bonds in Eastern Europe are facing significant challenges this year due to a combination of economic uncertainties and political risks. Investors are on high alert as rising inflation, a strong dollar, and geopolitical tensions, particularly with the US's new administration under Donald Trump, threaten market stability. Countries like Hungary, Romania, and Poland are experiencing substantial negative returns, with bond issuances reaching a notable $34 billion. Despite the tumult, some analysts point to potential economic improvements if political dynamics shift positively.
Source: YAHOO