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The Tallinn Stock Exchange (Nasdaq Tallinn AS) has fallen by 15 percent in the first nine months of this year as healthy buying at the end of last year initially shored up prices. Experts say this fall may continue.
The opening day of trading in state shares of Enefit Green, the renewable subsidiary of state-owned energy group Eesti Energia, was a reflection of the year the Tallinn stock exchange has had. Share prices are in the dark green and there are 35,000 new investors since the start of the year with more and more companies listing.