Sceptics fear that a return to currency intervention would spell doom for Buenos Aires

Trouble is brewing in 2020 and beyond.

In the long-run, the risk tends to be worth it.

Car sales have plummeted.

The government is failing on many fronts.

Japanese insurers are split on currency risk.

The IMF's Tobias Adrian tours the world's big risks. Plus, Vitor Gaspar on “good” and “bad” spending.

With a Crystallex victory, the country's debt restructuring could get a whole lot more litigious.

Sometimes they do good.

Professor Odette Lienau talks about Venezuela, Argentina, and why vulture funds could do some good.

It likely overstates demand.

After local elections, structural issues remain.

The political risk is just too great for the veteran EM investor.

Index inclusion helps, but it is not a silver bullet.

“The real problem is interest rates. I’m also an economist.”