SOFIA (Bulgaria), June 18 (SeeNews) – Stock markets in southeastern Europe, which had been growing rapidly before the current global liquidity crisis drained them of fresh foreign funds, could lure back foreign buyers with improved infrastructure, new share issues and EU-harmonised legislation, officials of several financial regulators from the region said.
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