Examples of using Net inflow in English and their translations into Russian
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As a result, the net inflow of money transfers in October 2017 decreased by 21.7% from 2016 October
the only country recording a net inflow was Mexico, thanks to the appreciation of the peso.
In the period under review, the net inflow amount is similar to that of the same period a year before, which is due
and a substantial net inflow of financial capital equivalent to 0.5 per cent of GDP.
relaxed- for electoral reasons, for example- could quickly reduce the net inflow of funds and compromise the country's investment grade status on the international capital markets.
What began as a significant inflow of funds to emerging market stocks at the beginning of the year, became only a small net inflow for the year as a whole.
the Caribbean in the 1980s reversed direction in 1992, although the net inflow was almost eliminated in 1995.
would be made with all creditor groups so as to ensure a positive net inflow of capital in the first few years after the sanctions have been lifted.
partly because a considerable part of the population growth in the more developed regions is associated with the projected net inflow of international migrants.
which-- given the US$ 22 billion net inflow recorded in 2003-- translated into a net reduction in capital flows of around US$ 25 billion 1.3 per cent of regional GDP.
as well as of the unrealized net inflow of invisible transactions with foreign countries,
which has usually registered a relatively small net inflow, suddenly grew to an outflow estimated at almost $50 billion see table A.25.
Foreign direct investment, net inflows, as a percentage of GDP.
FDI, net inflows(billions of United States dollars)b.
Foreign direct investment, net inflows(BoP, current US$)(millions) 2007.
Foreign direct investment, net inflows, percentage of GDP.
FDI net inflows millions of current United States dollars.
Foreign direct investment net inflows.
Foreign direct investment, net inflows.
The number of countries with outflows or net inflows of less than 1 per cent of GDP dropped from 25 to 11 annex II, see table 1.