With D-day closing in, it is best to read up on what to do when credit markets no longer want to know you.
Ominously enough, IMF staff have just released a paper on addressing the problem of gaping current account deficits in South East Europe (hint!) and another on estimating the bond yields of African countries borrowing for the first time or returning to the capital markets after a long, default-triggered absence.
I'll return to this once I've read them but how's that for timing?
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