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CEE Explained: The investment landscape in Russia, Turkey and Poland

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Saxo Bank's Head of Equity Strategy Peter Garnry navigates through the investment landscape of Central and Eastern Europe by focussing on Russia, Turkey and Poland.

Three very different economies but all vital to the region; Russia with its vast energy supplies, Turkey with its manufacturing base potential and Poland, with its astounding stable economic growth, the only country not to be badly damaged by the financial crash. Peter maps out the opportunities.