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by Johanna Reiß
05th July 2017, 19:28 h

Why GI-Land quit with the PSE

It's not even a week ago since the GI-landian companies, that were part of the PSE, quit being tradeable.
This did happen due to a decision of the Royal Stock Exchange "KVM", which wanted "GI-landian companies united in our big GI-landian stock exchange and not a foreign one". But why?
This question was in the heads of several economists the last few days and perhaps the only real explanation is actually, that the KVM hopes to be a stronger stock exchange overall than the international PSE. In fact the Gianlucian economy isn't the worst, but is it really enough to compete with the mass index located in the FSoO?
Most people say "No", others still think about it or argue, that it could've been neither a good nor a bad step, now that former PSE-companies like Enyon are struggling, while the KVM companies are mostly doing fine.
Sadly only time will show us, how the decision will actually affect the economy and if maybe the calculation of the KVM results in what they wish for.