The growing risk of Greece leaving the euro-zone has taken a heavy toll on Emerging Europe’s currencies. Most are now back at their lows seen in the autumn of last year. Looking ahead, there is clearly a lot of uncertainty, but a disorderly Greek exit could make our previously bearish forecasts look timid.
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