The eurozone increasingly frightens international investors. So much so that Standard & Poor's has devised an index capable of measuring the exposure of the emerging countries of Eastern Europe to the Eurozone. I am 19 countries taken into consideration elThe Emerging Europe Sensitivity Index (Eesi) measures its vulnerability to possible external shocks in Euroland.
La Türkiye is the most exposed country with an index of 2,94 which derives from the good result of exports which caused the trade deficit to rise to 2011% in 10. In second place, with an Eesi of 2,09 lHungary which owns a large part of the public debt abroad.
At the bottom of the ranking we find theAzerbaijan with a -2,19 and the Russia with a -0,07, they boast fiscal surpluses, possess large foreign exchange reserves and have economies based largely on raw materials.
