Most Emerging European stock markets and currencies have weakened over the past month on the back of the Cypriot crisis and fears of contagion to the rest of the euro-zone. This serves as a timely reminder that the crisis in the euro-zone is far from over, and that the region’s financial markets are in for a bumpy ride this year.
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