Institute of International Finance’s report: capital outflows from emerging economies are expected to slow this year

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11 April 2016

Institute of International Finance’s report: capital outflows from emerging economies are expected to slow this year

According to a report by the Institute of International Finance (IIF), capital outflows from emerging economies are expected to slow this year. Net outflows from emerging economies are expected to be $500 billion in 2016, down from $750 billion in 2015, while net outflows from China expected to decline to $530 billion from $675 billion.

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