Sentence examples for major capital flows from inspiring English sources

"We haven't seen major capital flows return to Eastern Europe yet," said Richard Segal, director of the emerging markets team at the brokerage Knight Libertas in London.

The experience in Venture Capital (VC) has driven much of the early work in Social Investment, given the history of forward-thinking acts by government to successfully catalyse major capital flows.

"I don't think this is going to have a major effect on capital flows into the United States," said Ben Stapleton, a partner specializing in mergers and acquisitions at the law firm Sullivan & Cromwell in New York.

Recently there has been a huge selloff in bonds, which might cause a major shift in capital flows going into 2017.

They draw a comprehensive picture of international finance through an extensive review of capital flows, the major financial players behind these flows, and the balance between costs and benefits of international capital movements.

Responding to the IMF's comment that the yuan was "significantly undervalued", China's central bank said its foreign-exchange policy would take into account "capital flows and major currency movements".

Steven Lang, who leads the cleantech division in the UK and Ireland, recently explained the attraction to Business Green: "We've seen major amounts of capital flowing into clean energy and clean technology and governments increasingly want to use the sector as a driver for international competitiveness.

A weakening or a reversal of capital flows present a major challenge," it said.

"The monetary policy of the United States has a major impact on global liquidity and capital flows," Mr Hu told the Journal and the Post, "therefore, the liquidity of the dollar should be kept at a reasonable and stable level .Mr Hu admitted that making the yuan "an international currency will be a fairly long process".

However, although the United States were a major trading partner for Britain, the capital flows were nowhere near those towards and from the principal European countries.

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