Russia: Capital Outflows Declining, Inflows Increasing – And What About FDI?
Publication date
Friday, 08.11.2002
Authors
Niclas Sundstrom
Series
Citigroup/Schroder Salomon Smith Barney
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The Central Bank has recently released a preliminary third quarter 2002 balance of payments estimate, including detailed capital account items. This has provided an opportunity to look again into Russian capital flow trends over the last years and during the first three quarters of this year, and especially into the question of how capital outflows, or “capital flight” has developed.
The Central Bank has recently released a preliminary third quarter 2002 balance of payments estimate, including detailed capital account items. This has provided an opportunity to look again into Russian capital flow trends over the last years and during the first three quarters of this year, and especially into the question of how capital outflows, or “capital flight” has developed.
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Niclas Sundstrom,
Analyst of Citigroup/Schroder Salomon Smith Barney
Economic and Market Analysis, London EC472
Niclas Sundstrom,
Analyst of Citigroup/Schroder Salomon Smith Barney
Economic and Market Analysis, London EC472
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