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CESEE: More Robust than in 2008

Published: December 17, 2013; 12:43 · (Vindobona)

The U.S. Federal Reserve wants to reduce its easing policy gradually. For emerging markets, the end of the loose monetary policy may prove challenging.

CESEE: More Robust than in 2008 / Picture: © Flickr

The extremely loose monetary policy of the U.S. FED has supported emerging markets. Among other things, the CESEE markets could benefit.

Already in summer 2013, the FED has announced that the U.S. economy does not need the low interest rate anymore. At the moment, the FED buys assets worth $ 85bn per month. Now, the FED begins to implement its announcement. In the next months,…

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