Ukraine’s bond market has been pummelled following the escalation of the political crisis in recent days. And the hryvnia has continued to weaken. Elsewhere, Russian and Hungarian assets have performed poorly over the past month. In contrast, the Turkish lira has strengthened following the central bank’s aggressive tightening of monetary policy in January.
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