In our Risk Monitor published this time last year, we warned about growing risk of crises in Turkey and Argentina. The likelihood of full-blown currency crises occurring in the emerging world now seems much lower. But there are a handful of countries, including Colombia, Ukraine, Romania and the Philippines, where currency vulnerabilities are building.
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