stocks in brazil down 7% this week on track for the worst week since may of 2017, and in mexico, the ewwtf down over 5% on pace for the fifth straight negative week for the first time this year, and analysts say in this environment of higher rates, stronger dollar, and rising oil prices, emerging markets will continue to stay under pressure and they say the countries that are under real danger are those that rely heavily on external debt financing and are seeing inflation pressures build. take a look at this. argentina, inflations rate, above 25%. turkey's rate around 10%, and then it comes down considerably with india and philippines between 4% and 5%. if further data shows consumer prices rising or continuing dramatically, that could further derail this emerging market story, which has had a tremendous run over the past two years, up 42%. kelly? >> wow that's a big run seema, thank you let's bring in joyce chang, head of emerging markets and credit research at jpmorgan welcome to you "the wall street journal" points to the 100 year bond in arg argenti argentina, boy, do investors look