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Europe's high-yield debt market is having a difficult year. It can't shake off its ties to the US market. Moreover, when volatilities are high even the bravest investors head for the sidelines, reports Rebecca Bream

Trawling the bottom in Europe

Meet the Don

Trawling the bottom in Europe

Meet the Don

Issuer: Republic of Lebanon

Meet the Don

Despondency and fear hung in the air at last year's IMF/World Bank meeting. The contrast with the prevailing mood of self-congratulation and complacency in Washington last month could scarcely be more stark. The oft-repeated view was that the worst of the emerging market crisis is past, that major emerging-market economies in Asia and Latin America are either well into recovery or poised for it and that growth in the developed economies of Europe and Japan will take the pressure off the US to be the world consumer of last resort.

Thais won't practise safe banking

When the president gets tied down

Keeping faith from bust to boom

European equity brokers have been struggling with the challenge of shifting to sector research from country research. The big firms are going even further, with cross-sector analysis of rapidly changing industries. Luciano Mondellini reports.