Sentence examples for private inflows from inspiring English sources

Mansoor Dailami, the World Bank's manager of international finance, says private inflows to emerging markets may fall from $1 trillion to only $800 billion-850 billion this year.

The subprime crisis has tarred the dollar as a subprime currency.In recent years a fall in private inflows has usually been offset by central banks in emerging economies that link their currencies to the dollar.

Private inflows into US assets, at $23 billion, came in at half the pace seen in Q4, with both Treasuries and equities showing weakness.

In the meantime, official financing will not act as a catalyst for private inflows; nor will it find its way down to productive activities that are extremely credit starved.

Net private capital inflows into America seem to have evaporated since the credit turmoil began.

FOREIGN DEBT Despite record private capital inflows in 1996, the foreign debt burden of developing countries as a group fell.

Meanwhile, foreigners won't keep lending us $500 billion each year; in fact, private investment inflows into the United States have already dried up.

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.

Taken as a group, the debt/GDP ratios of the GIPSIs were falling, not rising: What brought on the crisis were huge private capital inflows.

Emerging economies should see a modest increase in net private capital inflows this year, according to the Institute of International Finance (IIF), an association of financial institutions.

At that time, the Greek economy confronted a sudden stop of private capital inflows, and the Greek central bank financed the country's entire current account deficit with additional refinancing credit from its local electronic printing press.