Failed Turkey coup could weaken long-term investment case despite 'swift resolution'

'High risk' event for emerging markets

Daniel Flynn
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The "swift resolution" of a military coup in Turkey over the weekend partly cushioned the country's stockmarket this morning, but asset managers have warned Turkey's already weak fundamentals could now face "significant negative pressure" as ratings agencies look on.

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