In contrast to governments in the euro-zone’s periphery, the economies of Emerging Europe are not facing a solvency crisis. However, large external financing requirements mean the region is vulnerable to a fresh liquidity squeeze – and with the crisis in the euro-zone now threatening to engulf the likes of Spain and Italy, there is plenty of reason to be cautious on this front.
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