The dramatic slump in the Turkish lira over the past month once again leaves the currency firmly in crisis territory. One crumb of comfort is that Turkish banks are in a better position to cope with large falls in the lira than they were during the 2018 crisis. Elsewhere in the emerging world, sovereign vulnerabilities look particularly acute in a handful of frontier markets, while longer-term banking sector risks loom in the UAE, India and Russia.
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