Panicos Demetriades, Professor of Economics at the University of Leicester, argues that Greece has little to lose by leaving the single currency.

With a presidential election less than six months away, Euromoney Country Risk asks three analysts whether, almost 10 years after default, the markets are overpricing Argentine political risk.

Country risk rankings are dropping sharply in the Eurozone periphery and across the entire Middle East, including Qatar which had been viewed as relatively immune to the fallout from the Arab Spring. Andrew Mortimer reports.

Mozambique has retained its top position in Euromoney Country Risk’s latest East Africa rankings, despite a one-point slide in the table since September 2010.