Alpha Bank, South Eastern Europe Monthly Economic Update
Alpha Bank, South Eastern Europe Weekly Economic Update
National Bank of Greece, South Eastern Europe & Mediterranean Emerging market economies
Greek Business Activity in South Eastern Europe and Turkey by INV.gr
The Economist, Country Briefings on South-Eastern European Countries
Financial Times Surveys on South-East-Europe Countries
Skate Financial Network
International Monetary Fund, Country Information
World Bank, Country Data Profiles
World Bank, World Development Indicators, Data by Country
Black Sea Economic & Cooperation Organization (BSEC)
Black Sea Trade & Development Bank (BSTDB)
South Eastern Europe Currency Charts
International Centre for Black Sea Studies (ICBSS)

The countries of South Eastern Europe or the Balkan peninsula, represent a population of more than 66 million people with a GDP exceeding $530.0 billion USD. They represent economies in transition to market based economies which by the end of this decade are expected to become part of the European Union. These "converging" economies represent an excellent trade and investment opportunity similar to Western Europe right after World War II.

When we include Turkey, Russia and the other countries of the Black Sea region, we are looking at an economic area covering nearly 20,000 square kilometers, 325 million people and a GDP exceeding $2.5 trillion USD. This region is going to become the economically most rapidly developing part of the world economy after South East Asia! Straddling Europe and Asia, with centuries-old cultures and civilizations, rich in resources and with a western orientation and virgin markets, the South Eastern European and Black Sea region is ready to take-off. Explore these pages and see for yourself.