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Romanian Stock Exchange remains attractive in 2012

Romania is preferred by financial analysts in Southeast Europe, by comparison to the other countries in the region, in terms of forecasting stock prices in 2012.

According to a study of Erste Group, 'growth will be maintained at an attractive level, 15 percent, as against an estimated rate of 5.4 percent on the European market.'

The market could become quite attractive in terms of new listings on the stock exchange in 2012. Liquidity remains the main concern. With the South-East Europe in neutral position, analysts recommended rather an overweight for Romania. Romania had the lowest drop in stock price indices in the region, BET has depreciated by 1.5 percent in the fourth quarter of 2011, compared to minus 10 percent of BELEX in Serbia, minus 7 percent in Croatia, minus 12 percent in Turkey, minus 9 percent in Slovakia, and minus 5 percent in Austria. CEE only increases were registered in Hungary, BUX index going up to 9.3 percent. Given that negative sentiment and risk aversion further prevail among investors and risk premiums for shares remain at high levels, analysts continue to demonstrate a cautious optimism as regards the capital markets in 2012 and consider the Central and Eastern Europe stocks are more attractive than those of the euro zone.

Sursa: http://www.agerpres.ro

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