If the recent tightening of external financing conditions is sustained, it would result in severe balance of payments strains for the usual suspects (Turkey and Argentina) as well as some of the smaller EM oil producers such as Angola, Bahrain and Oman. The latter group could also suffer a double whammy of lower energy exports and reduced capital inflows.
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