Romania comes third after Iceland and Lebanon in a list put up by Standard&Poor's on the most vulnerable emerging markets, should the international financial troubles aggravate. Eastern European countries are most vulnerable in such a case, according to the S&P report, quoted by Romanian news agency Mediafax.
S&P analyst Moritz Kraemer believes that as compared to Eastern European countries the countries of Asia and South America are better protected.
On the S&P list, Iceland comes first, followed by Lebanon, Romania, Latvia and Turkey. Hungary and Bulgaria come seventh and eighth respectively. The least vulnerable emerging economy is Chile. Romania comes third after Iceland and Lebanon in a list put up by Standard&Poor's on the most vulnerable emerging markets, should the international financial troubles aggravate. Eastern European countries are most vulnerable in such a case, according to the S&P report, quoted by Romanian news agency Mediafax.
S&P analyst Moritz Kraemer believes that as compared to Eastern European countries the countries of Asia and South America are better protected.
On the S&P list, Iceland comes first, followed by Lebanon, Romania, Latvia and Turkey. Hungary and Bulgaria come seventh and eighth respectively. The least vulnerable emerging economy is Chile.