Examples of using Outflows in English and their translations into Greek
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It would, therefore, induce capital outflows.
This will then lead to capital outflows from emerging markets.
Turkey is particularly vulnerable to sudden financial account outflows and refinancing risks, S&P warned.
It reduces capital outflows.
Of course once Latin America began to experience capital outflows, its trade deficit necessarily had to become a trade surplus.
We didn't have any deposit outflows yesterday, and we are expecting a similar picture today," said one banker.
Migration outflows have risen 300 percent on pre-crisis levels, as youth unemployment
One of the consequences of the economic crisis is the far-reaching and recurrent deposit outflows from the Greek banking system.
Strict controls on capital outflows prevent most Chinese citizens from investing any real money abroad.
On the other hand of course, the capital controls halted the capital outflows and- as a collateral benefit- encouraged the use of electronic money.
Its estimates of future cash outflows for the restructuring are included in a restructuring provision in accordance with IAS 37.
Illicit capital outflows provoked further tax revenue loss, amounting to €30
COM(2018) 687- Long-term forecast of future inflows and outflows of the EU budget(2019-2023).
To assess the impact of these illicit capital outflows, we assume a moderate tax rate of 15%(half the actual).
Prolonged conflict also pushes more people to abandon their homes, with refugee outflows increasing 0.4 per cent for each additional year of war,
In line with the slowdown of economic activity and continuing deposit outflows, the annual growth rate of credit to the private sector remains negative.
(A recent acceleration in deposit outflows from Greek banks appears,
on the left slope of the road(P9), you will see andesitic lavas in the form of extruded domes(or outflows with breccia).
Prolonged conflict also pushes more people to abandon their homes, with refugee outflows increasing 0.4 percent for each additional year of war,
But by far the biggest chunk of outflows has to do with unrecorded-