Emerging Europe Economics
Our Emerging Europe coverage provides detailed analysis, independent forecasts, and regional outlooks for the economies and financial markets across Emerging Europe. We offer rapid responses to new data and developments, along with in-depth coverage of key themes, current trends, and future economic dynamics.
This service offers in-depth economic analysis of the outlook for economic growth, inflation, trade, currencies and policy rate trends and independent market forecasts for 13 countries: Russia, Turkey, Poland, Ukraine, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
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Liam Peach
Senior Emerging Markets Economist
Liam Peach is a Senior Emerging Markets Economist leading our coverage of Emerging Europe and contributing to our Emerging Markets Overview service. Liam joined Capital Economics in 2017 and has developed a strong track record at forecasting the economies of Russia and Central and Eastern Europe. He regularly presents to clients and his views are frequently sought after by global media organisations, including the Financial Times, Bloomberg and the BBC. Liam previously worked as an economist at the UK Office for National Statistics. He holds a BSc in Economic and Econometrics from the University of Bristol and an MSc in Economics from City, University of London.
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Jason Tuvey
Deputy Chief Emerging Markets Economist
Jason Tuvey is our Deputy Chief Emerging Markets Economist, working closely with William Jackson to oversee our coverage of Emerging Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa. Jason joined Capital Economics in 2012 and has developed a strong track record in that time. He currently produces our day-to-day research on Mexico and, before that, established himself as one of the world’s foremost analysts of Turkey’s economy and financial markets, winning multiple forecast accuracy awards from Refinitiv, Focus Economics and Consensus Economics. Jason regularly engages with clients to deliver our latest insights on developments in the emerging world. Jason’s research has spanned a wide variety of topics, including debt restructuring talks in Sub-Saharan Africa, economic reforms in Saudi Arabia and the implications of unorthodox policymaking in Turkey. Jason regularly presents to clients and has been widely quoted by the world’s leading media organisations, including the Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg. He holds a degree in Economics from the University of Bath.
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Nicholas Farr
Emerging Europe Economist
Nicholas has been with Capital Economics since September 2020 and sits on the Emerging Markets team. In his time at Capital Economics, Nick has researched and written extensively on financial market issues, ranging from the outlook for Chinese equities to how stocks and bonds have historically performed in times of war. Nick has been frequently cited by the world's leading media outlets, including The Times, the Australian Financial Review and Reuters. He is a graduate of the University of Bath.