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Country analysts were remarkably bullish when Euromoney quizzed them for our latest country risk survey. Even president George W Bush’s “axis of evil” countries were not down-rated – although North Korea and Iraq were already ranked among the most risky countries. Iran actually rose by two places, from 76 to 74, although it was downgraded in the political risk rankings.
The one major exception to the mostly optimistic view shown by Euromoney’s panel was the blow given to Latin America’s three “axis of weakness” countries: Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay.
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