Turkey
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Turkey mandates for first sukuk since currency carnage -
Investors and banks believe Islamic format is the best way for Turkey to regain capital market access
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Sentiment in the CEEMEA bond market has improved but not enough to let Turkish issuers off the sidelines
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Stabilising US Treasuries and hopes over Ukraine mean EM bond supply could bounce back
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Wider secondary prices will push up borrowing costs, but getting loans will not be an issue
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Corporate issuers in Turkey await sovereign, but conditions are not favourable
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Currency crisis will not deter country's bond plans
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Bond prices fell after the government moved to protect the lira, and there are doubts over Turkey’s ability to issue new debt
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Positive reaction to hawkish Fed improves January prospects for EM primary but difficult year ahead
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The ratings agency is worried by continued use of unorthodox economic policy which could stifle external financing
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Plummeting value of lira hasn't so far caused problems for Turkey credit but risks loom large
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