Examples of using Inflows in English and their translations into Greek
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FDI inflows reached almost €2.8 billion in 2016(1.6% of GDP).
Relating inflows to GDP gives a much more meaningful picture(Table 25).
In 2002, the International Monetary Fund cut off capital inflows to[Guinea].
largely due to the refugee inflows.
Its main inflows are the North
Poland also benefited from large inflows of EU funds that helped connect Poland with Western Europe by highways for the first time ever.
Capital inflows were provided by investors from non-EU countries with an investment of at least €250,000 in Greek real estate.
During its transition, Poland benefited from large inflows of EU funds that helped connect it with Western Europe by highways for the first time ever.
Turkey's growth is also intimately linked to access to Western markets and inflows of foreign direct investment and technology.
The effects of the high EU inflows compared to the industrial and agricultural shrinkage are contradictory.
Finally, migration inflows represent the third decisive factor since immigration is an important premise for ensuring demographic equilibrium
financed by large inflows of German capital.
Sustained inflows of new investments
Increases in migrant stocks and inflows are not the same.[1]
Inflows have increased recently as refugees are trying to beat the onset of winter,
South African states, foreign exchange inflows flood the pockets of a few.
The relevant documentation of the transaction of foreign capital inflows and their outflow abroad is the responsibility of the bank
Authorities expect the foreign currency inflows from these sales to support the country's balance of payments.
In Cyprus, the total amount of inflows was 176 million euro,
Global remittances, including inflows to high-income countries,