persistent capital inflows and reserve accumulation billions of us dollars

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Current account balance, capital account balance, reserves accumulations and M2 Growth (Billions of US Dollars)

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Table 8: Current account balance, capital account balance, reserves accumulations and M2 Growth (Billions of US Dollars) a Current Account Capital Account Foreign Direct Investment Other capital flows Change of Reserves Total Reserves Reserve Growth M2 Growth

Jan 2003 | RIETI Research Institute of Economy Trade & Industry Japan

Original Url: http://www.rieti.go.jp/jp/events/04061701/pdf/liu_paper.pdf

China’s basic balance, non-FDI capital flows and reserve accumulation

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In billions of US dollars Reserve accumulation1 Basic balance2 Non-FDI capital flows –20 –20 ...
contributed the entire reserve accumulation in 2001 and 2002, the large non-FDI capital inflows have fuelled nearly half of the reserve accumulation since 2003 (Graph ...
an inflow of capital other than foreign direct investment (FDI). Since 2003, China

Jan 2004 | RIETI Research Institute of Economy Trade & Industry Japan

Original Url: http://www.rieti.go.jp/en/events/05031901/pdf/5-1_ma_2.pdf

Changes in Japan's current account balance and foreign exchange reserves - centered on the transition period to a floating rate system

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of the yuan has accounted for the majority of capital inflow into China. This inflow ...
of payments through reflected capital outflow began to shake confidence in the dollar ...
foreign exchange reserves, which had remained around only $2 billion before 1967

Oct 2008 | RIETI Research Institute of Economy Trade & Industry Japan

The dollar's plunge against the euro and yen

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in its trade account) and the capital account surplus (mainly reflecting the inflow ...
China amassed $111.3 billion in reserves. Although the authorities ...
exchange reserves invested in dollar-denominated assets, China will incur huge losses

RIETI Research Institute of Economy Trade & Industry Japan

Changes in China’s foreign currency liquidity flows

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payments could give rise to a capital inflow of nearly $200 billion, as large as the accumulation of foreign reserves in 2004. Table 1 Changes in China’s foreign currency liquidity flows 1999– In billions of US dollars Sources2 Foreign exchange reserves ...
The global banking system went from acting as an outlet for surplus dollars in China to serving as a source of dollars needed to fund foreign currency loan growth ...
(Table 1). In particular, China swung from providing $6 billion to the international

Jan 2002 | RIETI Research Institute of Economy Trade & Industry Japan

Original Url: http://www.rieti.go.jp/en/events/05031901/pdf/5-1_ma_2.pdf

China--Balance or Payments and Related Indicators, 1999-2003

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(in Billions of U.S. Dollars) Exports fob Imports fob Trade balance Services net Income net Transfers net Current account (percent of GDP) Capital and Financial account of which FDI outflows FDI inflows FDI net Erros and ommisions net Overall Memorandum items ...
united states

Jan 2003 | RIETI Research Institute of Economy Trade & Industry Japan

Original Url: http://www.rieti.go.jp/jp/events/04061701/pdf/otani_paper.pdf

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