Turkish assets look set to come under more pressure in the coming weeks as the government pushes ahead with its plans to purchase a Russian missile defence system. Meanwhile, comments from Russia’s Deputy Finance Minister this week, suggesting that foreign investors have become more sanguine about the risks related to US sanctions, don’t appear to be backed up by the evidence. There still appears to be a sanctions premium on Russian debt.
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