Ruble crisis tests emerging Europe's market resilience

Russia poses the greatest threat to Emerging Europe's financial markets since the Fed's decision to begin 'tapering' QE

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US Fed policy will spark new 'currency wars'

As the Fed prepares its first tightening cycle in almost ten years, competitive devaluation elsewhere will grow

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Slowdown in euro-area and crisis in Ukraine provide headwinds but Poland's economy is proving remarkably resilient

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Recession is near certain in 2015, but it is unlikely to exceed the contraction of 2008-09

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Research in the aftermath of the financial crisis suggests that a focus on economic history could improve crisis models

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With conditions bleak in the euro-area, reviving domestic demand could supply resilience, absent a political crisis

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US households have progressed in repairing their balance sheets after the great recession, though more could be done

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After remarkable liberalisation efforts, governments are selectively reimposing constraints on the flow of capital

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There are few alternatives left to 'transitory loans' from the Central Bank that drive up inflation

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The mix of falling oil prices, a stronger dollar and diverging monetary policies weighs on emerging markets

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