Why Turkey contagion risks are smaller than in 2018

Concerns are mounting that Turkey is on the brink of a fresh currency crisis which, were it to materialise, could trigger some turbulence in other EMs’ financial markets. But it’s unlikely to result in stress in the rest of the emerging world on anywhere near the scale that Turkey’s 2018 crisis did.

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