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And some of the increased capital outflow was expected, to repay expiring corporate bonds.
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Europeans are still rushing to put their money into assets abroad: capital outflow has been one cause of the euro's frailty.
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Mr Lopes insists that tight monetary policy will slow the capital outflow, because it is no longer profitable to borrow reais to buy dollar-denominated Brazilian bonds, as it was when bond yields soared last month.
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But Mr Lardy argues against ending the capital-outflow scare.
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If editors at a Murdoch paper are so antientrepreneur, a lighter capital gains tax alone won't staunch Britain's outflow of risk capital and talent.
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If editors at a Murdoch paper are so anti-entrepreneur, a lighter capital gains tax alone won't staunch Britain's outflow of risk capital and talent.
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Chinese officials are evidently concerned that the outflow of capital will soon turn into a stampede.
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But dollarization helped cushion the crisis by preventing a crippling outflow of capital.
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Nonetheless the banks have to open and the European Central Bank will have to make up for the outflow of capital.
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The second point is true which is to say that America has enjoyed a persistent inflow, not outflow, of capital.
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He said the central bank would impose some limited "capital controls" to prevent an outflow of money when banks reopened.
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Cyprus became the first eurozone country ever to apply capital controls in an effort to prevent a vast outflow of euros after its banks reopened on Thursday, following a 10-day closure.
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If an American recession caused a flight of capital to safety, these countries would see a sharp outflow of money.
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