A stabilization in emerging
markets after January's rout may turn out be the calm before the storm
if political flare-ups and Fed policies provide the spark for the next
round of selling. Currencies
in Turkey, South Africa, Hungary and Russia, which suffered violent
sell-offs over the past month, have recovered slightly, partly because
central banks have fought back via interest rates hikes or exchange rate
interventions.
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