Some of the latest analyses prepared by the global financial service provider group Goldman Sachs state that this time, currencies in the Eastern-Central region, including the forint, suffered far lower depreciation than earlier, however, others doubt that the CEE countries have managed to separate from developed economies. At the same time, it was conspicuous that share market indices in the developing region performed relatively well compared to developed markets and their losses measured in percentage were often smaller than in their developed counterparts. (Gazdasági Rádió)