According to the rating of the Swiss bank "Credit Suisse" Bulgaria occupies second position as one of the countries exposed to the greatest macroeconomic risk.
31 countries were included as the rating was based on point the so-called "scoring" model, taking into account indicators such as due balance, levarage rate, measured by private sector's debt ratio in the GDP, net external debt to GDP.
Balance of payments situation has the largest influence in the final evaluation.
"If the risk is transferred from companies to state, the countries which will be exposed to the greatest risk, according to us, are Bulgaria, Estonia, Lithuania, Ukraine, Latvia, Romania, Hungary and South Africa, says the analysis of Credit Suisse.
On top of the ranking is Iceland, and as the most stable was pointed Indonesia. Romania occupies 7th position in the analysis of the authoritative Swiss credit institution.
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