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- noun Plural form of
inflow .
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Examples
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Government data show short-term inflows continue to grow, with foreign ownership of the government's rupiah-denominated bonds rising to 241.76 trillion rupiah as of July 18, from 234.99 trillion rupiah at the end of June.
Investment in Indonesia Rises 22% I Made Sentana 2011
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In emerging countries, we have the information that there are short-term inflows of capital.
Trichet Warns on Capital Flows Nina Koeppen 2011
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The warning comes as several emerging countries are experiencing abrupt short-term inflows of cash from investors in search of higher yields as interest rates in the developed world are at record lows.
Trichet Warns on Capital Flows Nina Koeppen 2011
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Economists said the increase in foreign direct investment could also help offset the impact on the country should there be sudden reversals of short-term inflows.
Indonesia Offers Tax Incentives to Spur Growth Farida Husna 2011
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The goal was to deter short-term inflows of speculative capital, but now that so-called hot money is a lesser concern, the bank is expected to narrow the corridor again, a move that could support the currency.
Turkey's Seen Tackling Lira's Slide Marc Champion 2011
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Concerns are twofold: that strong local currencies may hit exports, and that short-term inflows can quickly reverse, in a destabilizing manner.
South Africa Split Over Capital Controls Mariam Isa 2011
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Lately, however, the U.K. has been seen as potentially vulnerable in part because its financial system was one of the great beneficiaries of the short-term inflows that helped spark the financial boom and eventual bust.
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The controls on certain short-term inflows are still needed, Ms. Suchada said, because the subprime-lending crisis will continue to weigh on the U.S. dollar while trade surpluses and capital inflows are bolstering the baht.
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The controls on certain short-term inflows are still needed, she said, because the subprime-lending crisis will continue to weigh on the U.S. dollar while trade surpluses and capital inflows bolster the baht.
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"With growth forecast to slow significantly this year and remain subdued next year, short-term inflows into equities are likely to be well below the levels seen in 2006 and 2007," Nedbank said.
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