Even gradual quantitative tightening raises GDP risks

Monetary tapering in the United States, Japan and euro-area raises debt repayment, credit creation and confidence risks

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Greek recovery will attract institutional investors

Economic recovery, primary budget surpluses and exports support Greek sovereign ratings and Greek bond valuations

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After more than half a year of deadlock and the threat of economic collapse, politicians agreed to form a government

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Low growth, the ending of ECB quantitative easing, bank fragility and political tension will weaken debt sustainability

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Moscow is moving slowly to resolve a dispute between Gazprom and Chechnya, where a court ruled to cancel past gas debts

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The United States announced oil sanctions on Venezuela this week after recognising an 'interim president', Juan Guaido

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Banks' excess liquidity has risen more than their lending but lower loan margins heighten their credit risk exposure

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China’s central bank is easing monetary policy in the face of slowing growth and US tariffs

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Conditions in Australia’s housing industry and markets are tightening

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The Kazakh banking sector seems in better shape but periodic interventions eat up state funds

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