This Friday's Week Ahead highlights rising #PoliticalRisk in #Russia, #Greece and #Turkey, #Brazil, and the #UnitedKingdom and declining Risk in #Bulgaria and #Israel. Read our full analysis: bit.ly/3SoSqxS

Geoquant’s fundamental Political Risk indicators correlate with sovereign ratings: lower rated countries exhibit higher Risk scores across a robust sample of countries, a pattern that holds for Governance Risk, Social Risk, and Security Risk. Analysis: bit.ly/3CeEsJt

In this Friday's Week Ahead, we highlight rising #PoliticalRisk in #Iran, #Azerbaijan and #Armenia, #Russia, #Nicaragua, and #Taiwan and declining Risk in #Malaysia and #Colombia. Read our full analysis: bit.ly/3qZyoOz

In this edition of our Weekly Pulse series, we highlight how declining #SoverignRisk indicates that many central banks are exercising prudent monetary policy in the face of difficult macroeconomic circumstances. Read our full analysis: bit.ly/3R9YeKs

Italy’s 25 Sept. election is expected to produce a right-wing coalition, increasing Political and Sovereign Risks; the forecast on IR Risk rises but remains in check, suggesting clashes with Brussels will be more noise than signal. Read more: bit.ly/3DySyGD

In this Friday's Week Ahead, we highlight rising #PoliticalRisk in #Netherlands, #Brazil, and #Iran and declining Risk in #Canada, #Ethiopia, and #Ukraine. Read our full analysis: bit.ly/3QPdIDe

In this Friday's Week Ahead, we highlight increasing #PoliticalRisk in #Mexico, #Sweden, #Russia, and #Japan and decreasing Risk in #Zambia and #Myanmar. Read our full analysis: bit.ly/3RAS4E0

#Political Risk will continue to rise under new #UK Prime Minister Liz Truss, driven by growing Socioeconomic and International Relations Risks. Macroeconomic Policy Risk will also rise from increased government borrowing. Read our full analysis: bit.ly/3qhylx1

On this Friday's Week Ahead, we highlight growing #PoliticalRisk in the #UnitedKingdom, #Brazil, and #Laos and declining Risk in #Pakistan, #Malaysia, #Iraq, and #Libya. Read our full analysis: bit.ly/3KLerUz

Declining Institutional Risk indicates that Chile’s 4 Sept. constitutional referendum will likely fail (market positive), but rising Socio-Economic Risk suggests unrest will follow (market negative). Analysis: bit.ly/3KzxXmR

In this Friday's Week Ahead, we highlight rising #PoliticalRisk in #Guatemala, #Angloa, and #Syria and declining Risk in #Kenya, #SriLanka, and #Thailand. Read our full analysis: bit.ly/3wyVnTM

Migration/Population Risk is increasing as campaigns for general elections in #Italy and #Sweden and the leadership race in the #UK highlight anti-immigration sentiment. Tougher immigration policies are likely to result in all three. Read more: bit.ly/3KfsEJk

In this week’s research we analyze Macro-Politics in Asia. Most notably, we find Macroeconomic Policy Risks rising in China, pushed up by looser economic policies which run against Beijing’s efforts to rein in private debt growth. Analysis: bit.ly/3Kd1LWt

Argentina legislator Sergio Massa took a “super minister” role to tackle Sovereign Risk by satisfying IMF goals to ensure a Sept. EFF payment; Government Instability Risk rose to new highs as Peronists positioned for the 2023 presidential race. See: bit.ly/3psvroY

Institutional Support Risk will rise in Oct. in EU as energy inflation hits consumers. Tensions within #DEU and #FRA governments may impede energy production. In #SWE, the government is focusing its election campaign on other issues. Read more: bit.ly/3QvZFmL

In this Friday's Week Ahead, we highlight rising #PoliticalRisk in #Norway, #Netherlands, #Azerbaijan, and #Taiwan and decreasing Risk in #Zambia and #India. Read our full analysis: bit.ly/3Pkpa9g

#Kenya analysis this morning: as anticipated, election is v. close and risk of contest outcomes is high, but risk of post elex violence is lower than previous cycles and courts will ensure a stable transition of power. More here: mailchi.mp/geoquant.com/keny…

GeoQuant’s data indicates aggressive monetary policy often coincides with higher Social Risk. Brazil, Colombia, Chile, and Peru, are most vulnerable to these dynamics, as their central banks pursue rate hikes while their politics moves left. Analysis: bit.ly/3vrN8YT

In this Friday's Week Ahead, we highlight rising Government Instability #Risk in #Senegal, #Iraq, #Kenya, and #Peru and declining Risk in #Australia, #China, #Colombia and the #UnitedStates. Read our full analysis: bit.ly/3BJpj2H #PoliticalRisk, #RiskManagement