The latest crisis engulfing Turkey will make it harder for the country to roll over its external debts, with the banking sector particularly vulnerable. If Turkey’s crisis worsens, it may cause wobbles in a few EM currencies, but there are reasons to think that any financial contagion will be limited – and smaller than it was during Turkey’s 2018 crisis.
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