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Turkey, Hungary, Poland and Romania, and asset sales by European banks to raise capital in Nov. 2011
03/14/2009
Eastern European countries that would see declining growth as a result of the eurozone crisis, as banks in Europe raise capital through asset sales of sovereign bonds.
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