





Eastern European economies to slow down in 2008
The report estimates that inflation in the euro zone will stay at about 3% in the first harf of 2008 and then drop to about 2% in the second part of next year. The Eastern European economies will grow slower while in the United States economists predict that the market tension will diminish in 2008.
In Eastern Europe, Erste Bank experts argue that exchange rates will be stable even though conditions will vary from country to country.