Fears about the outlook for emerging markets were heightened this week when four countries had their credit ratings downgraded because of the threat of global recession and the drying up of capital flows, the Financial Times (UK) reported. The downgrades of Bulgaria, Hungary, Kazakhstan and Romania illustrated the continuing dangers facing these economies, the ratings agency Fitch Ratings said.
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