The inhabitants of the Baltic republics could be forgiven for feeling that fortune is not on their side. No sooner, it seems, had the three states fought their way back from double-digit recessions in the wake of the global financial crisis to re-emerge as regional growth stars – and, in the case of Latvia, as the 18th member of the eurozone – than the Ukrainian crisis prompted a fresh wave of forecast downgrades and sell recommendations.
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