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Higher US bond yields and dollar apply pressure to countries with large debts
Emerging markets are vulnerable because they have gorged themselves on global capital
Even as an emerging market sell-off unfolds, foreign funds pour into renminbi debt
A rising dollar has sharpened the focus on Warsaw’s troubled relations with the bloc
Cash infusion seen as vote of confidence in Argentina after currency fall
Hedge fund chief says inflows will return but Turkey and Argentina remain under pressure
Erdogan sends uncompromising message he is intent on taking control of monetary policy
Egypt, Bahrain, Pakistan, Lebanon and Mongolia are most exposed, rating agency says
Investors who bought debt sold by rare sovereign issuers are left nursing losses
Governance factors are playing a bigger role in investors’ global allocations
Environmental, social and governance filters can lessen the dangers in volatile areas
Tensions emerge in coalition after return to power of 92-year-old former leader
US dollar’s direction and emerging markets will also dominate trading screens this week
Asset manager ‘cautiously optimistic’ despite painful year for EM debt
Emerging market drama could increase if lira plunge exacerbates debt woes for financials
Equity funds suffer worst outflow in nearly a year
If the country’s turmoil spreads, the safety nets will undergo a severe testing
Poland’s upgrade to developed status shines a light on outdated approach to classification
The potential for trouble has been illustrated by the pressure on Argentina
Turkish currency falls sharply as investors bet central bank will hike rates again
Macri defends policy in televised address, saying help needed to ‘avoid a crisis’
Investment in infrastructure can unlock the continent’s potential but is far too low
As the dollar rises, economies from Turkey to Argentina are vulnerable
