Euro Is Only Partly to Blame for Currency Pain in Europe’s East
- Forint to zloty lag emerging-market peers in September
- Individual country risks add to euro-induced declines
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At face value, the euro is to blame for the currency slide across eastern Europe, because the region’s economies are enmeshed with European Union supply chains.