Sentence examples for a capital outflow from inspiring English sources

They say it has been undermined by a capital outflow as investors search for the most secure markets.

But the risk, he said, is that "you are inviting speculators to give you a capital outflow whenever something changes in the United States, particularly if U.S. interest rates rise".

Without them, Russia would have a massive deficit on its trade and financial dealings with the rest of the world - which is why Russia's central bank expects a capital outflow of well over $100bn this year and next.

Emerging markets as a bloc are expected to suffer a net capital outflow this year for the first time since 1988 as investors seek to protect themselves from plunging commodity prices and anticipate higher US interest rates.

In financial terms, the impact is not too great (mostly around a working capital outflow of around £70m), but this does not help sentiment.

Underscoring that worrying trend, the Bank of Spain reported on Friday that the country had sustained a net capital outflow of €56.6 billion in June, up 40 percent from May.

"There's been a massive capital outflow into the U.S. over the last 10 years from Japan, Europe and the emerging markets, which had weaker economic growth than the U.S.," Mr. Quigley said from his office in Manhattan.

Three months ago, "The Moscow Times" wrote that Russia saw a net capital outflow of $58.9 billion last year, almost three times less than in 2014...More than $400 billion net has flooded out of Russia since mid-2010.

In a research report released Thursday, Huang pointed out that so far this year there has been a cumulative net capital outflow of more than $15.0 billion from Asia, compared with net capital inflows of more than $16.0 billion in 2007.

Even as they have attracted large private capital inflows, their central banks have engineered an even greater capital outflow by accumulating big foreign-exchange reserves.

This may lead to a weakening yuan, and capital outflow from China as investors will resort to more stable currencies such as euros.