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Will Turkey’s crisis affect other EMs?

Aside from the impact on a few small neighbouring countries, most notably Bulgaria, the direct risk of contagion from Turkey’s crisis to other EMs is fairly low. However, Turkey’s problems may add to the accumulating negative sentiment towards emerging markets in general, and this in turn could make financial conditions more difficult for emerging economies in the coming months.

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