ECBs move suggests volatility will remain low, a situation that supports carry trades.

Foreign exchange traders 'smell blood' as some emerging-market governments burn through foreign reserves in an effort to prop up their currencies.

Currency selloff projected to continue as interest rates remain low; some fear it may spill over into currencies with stronger fundamentals, including the Mexican peso.

Why currencies in the developing world are experiencing the worst selloff in five years.

Some of the same developing nations that performed well during the financial crisis may be laggards as the Fed cuts stimulus and interest rates rise.

Pimco says now is the time to buy emerging-market debt, as yields are up after the worst selloff in a decade.

High-yield debt of companies in emerging markets is so expensive it leads to talk of asset bubbles.

Money manager uses its own analysis to assess country risk.