 | Jun 25, 2008 Bulgaria, Romania and Moldova are the southeast European countries with constantly declining population in the past years. |
 | Jun 6, 2008 Many countries in the region of southeast Europe had a double-digit inflation rates in the late 90s. However, after a transitional period of reforms all the countries managed to slow the price hike speed to a single-digit numbers with Macedonia reporting record low annual inflation of 2.9% last year. |
 | Jul 14, 2008 In the past several years the countries in southeast Europe reported high economic growth but it was associated with rising external imbalances in several states. The regional economies are facing overheating due to the large current account deficits and high levels of external debt. Moreover, some countries report high external debt levels and balance sheet exposures, which could be a source of additional problems. |
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