Crisis pounds Emerging Europe
Oct. 22 - Central bankers move to limit the damage of the global financial crisis. Hungary is exposed in investors' firing line.
The financial crisis has pounded central Europe's markets. From Hungary to the Czech Republic they have been some of the fastest - growing economies but now they are struggling to overcome a double-whammy: dried-up credit and slower Western demand.
Ruben Ramirez reports.
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