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How emerging markets remain a risk after Turkey and Argentina

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Comment from : @FRANTAJE1

This is why Bretton woods international economic world peace treaty for Stable currencies was promised to the troopsSTABLE currencies puts local money earnt locally by local people worldwide back in local banks worldwide brThe philosophy of Churchill was that it is better for all the world not to attack countries currencies causing poverty and mass migrationbrLet's face it Lehman sub prime rbs are pimples the underlying problem is the vast possible daily profits of the currency $850 billion (front page financial times 2016 Tec)that's $850for a billion peoplebrNo wonder the world has problems getting worse everyday?
Comment from : @jamesmoylan2861

Buy GOLD
Comment from : @ajx9747

Listening to economists is like watching a children's magic show; the only person who profits is the magician
Comment from : @deceptivepanther

Thank You dear FT !
Comment from : @vlado2701

Dollar hegemony and glory days of dollars is over, world is moving without financial times, fake financial news is product of the past!
Comment from : @mustafagenius2110

Lol, I’m not surprised that a country like Turkey, led by a man who believes that they should, “leave the economy to God’s will’, is failing economically The people had a chance in 2017 to replace Erdogan, but they re-elected him and his neo-ottoman cronieswe are witnessing the death of Ataturk’s nation
Comment from : @samdoesvids1339

Invest in India buggers !!
Comment from : @souvirrakshit7394

pay your dollar debt, and use your own currency!
Comment from : @Buzz-Of-Craze

in the chart around the 1:00 mark the lines on the chart are mislabelled (wrong way around?) ?
Comment from : @lakilakilaki

Hello , Im from Turkey and Turkey's very expensive and We dont like Erdoğan
Comment from : @xerah3476

TURKEY and Argentina have economical PROBLEMS,brCORRUPTION IS THE FAULT OF THEIR LEADERS
Comment from : @virginiacampodonico9183

how is South Korea in the same category like India? It looks to me like the "emerging market" term bris way too wide to be of any use
Comment from : @MarCel-ml3dr