EUROMONEY COUNTRY RISK

Top story ECR survey results Q1 2017: Europe marches on without the UK Jeremy Weltm Apr 06, 2017

Euromoney’s country risk survey shows disparate risk trends emerging in Q1 2017 as leading economists and political experts reassess their views on asset safety in the wake of changing commodity prices, currencies and populist political trends. Concrete proof: A confident Europe leaves behind the UK, as its investor profile deteriorates The shifts in country risk scores were more evenly split

Analyses

	Mexico’s EM attraction questioned
	Striking back: Indonesia offers an alternative to other large EMs
	Country risk expert insight: Australia vulnerable despite more balanced economy
	High-risk Egypt is poised for a comeback
	Erdogan is wrong: Turkey’s creditworthiness is waning
	China’s stimulus policies mitigate the risks of trade-related setbacks
	Small steps for Greece along a risky path
	India rides the risks, with elections looming
	ECR survey Q2 2018: Global risk subsides but US, South Africa, Asian EMs dive as anxiety creeps in
	Risk experts take flight over Italy’s political shock