(MENAFN) It's a solid fact that an international financial disorder has ravaged markets across emerging economies, and projections reveal that the impact could have and will probably inflect greater damage.
The Eurozone has overwhelmed lately by the unsettled migration crisis and discussions on keeping Britain in the EU, thus they failed to carefully interpret the effects of the luring high stock of non-performing loans.
Other negative impacts include new regulatory burdens and a squeeze on profits due to sub-zero official interest rates, all fueled by economists' forecasts of a slow EZ economic recovery and growth for that matter.
To add insult to injury, inflation is also refusing to perk up in spite the negative interest rates and the EU Central Bank's bond-buying program, making it harder for deeply indebted EZ nations to pay down debt.
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