The world is doing well. Euromoney‘s rankings show that the risk score of the average country has climbed rapidily: from 43.56 in March 1993 to 50.72 in March 1996. Of all our subdivisions, only North America (which excludes Mexico) has gone down.
The big winner is transition Europe ; its average has jumped from 25.27to 41.48 in the past three years. Much of this can be put down to increased reporting to the IMF and World Bank, but the developing world also looks like it’s having an extremely good run.
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