Kazakhs with their backs to the wall
Azerbaijan keeps its options open
In Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, the stock exchange trading floor glimmers with an air of newness in a renovated building. Some visitors say it’s just like a mini-New York Stock Exchange. There’s even a floor for options and derivatives, a Big Board to register trades among the 60-odd small and medium-size stocks that pass hands, and 100-odd Hewlett-Packard 486 PCs. In reality, the building which houses the exchange is hardly used and trading volume is negligible.
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