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Learning the lessons from Fed-related sell-offs

Periodic bouts of investor concern over Fed policy tightening appear to be having less and less effect on financial markets in EMs. That being said, the one consistent theme that emerges from our analysis of recent Fed-related sell-offs is that one EM typically gets hit harder than the rest – Turkey.

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