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the key factorswill influencecapital inflows
a combination of these factorsinfluencedthe capital outflow
“ pull ” or by “ push ” factors(passive) are caused bycapital inflows
The influencing global factorsmight triggercapital outflow
the Asian crisis(passive) triggered bycapital inflows
macros , rising crude and bond yields in the US ... the major factorstriggeredthe capital outflow
the US Federal Reserve 's " tapering " of its massive monetary stimulus(passive) caused bycapital outflows
economic uncertaintyhas ... triggeredcapital outflow
budget deficits which raise interest ratescan causecapital inflow
the US Federal Reserve Chairman(passive) triggered bycapital outflow
the US Federal Reserve 's " tapering " of ... capital outflowsmonetary policyeconomicssoutheast asiaaseanphilippines1Reuters4hrs +(passive) caused bycapital outflows
other factors too ... such as relatively weaker share market(passive) can be triggered bythe capital outflow
The East Asian financial crisistriggeredcapital outflows
an increase in the US Federal Reserve System(passive) caused bycapital outflows
But aggressive policy easing could re - ignite debt risks and weigh on the weakening yuan CNY = CFXSsparkingcapital outflows
Chinese capital controlswill causecapital outflows
while prospects of higher US interest rates continueto triggercapital outflows
as investors feared higher U.S. interest rates under incoming President Donald Trumpwill sparkcapital outflows
euro crisissparkscapital outflows
the US Federal Reserve ’s imminent policy change(passive) triggered byCapital outflows
expectations of tightening US monetary policyhas triggeredcapital outflows
much external finances from other sources ... fundamental economic factorsinfluencecapital inflows
an effortto preventcapital outflows
the said measuresto preventcapital outflows
other government measuresto preventcapital outflow
as measures are takento preventcapital outflow
supplementary measuresto preventcapital outflow
RMB depreciation(passive) triggered bycapital outflow
The tensions and the threat of further sanctionshave sparkedcapital outflow
the rate differential - which may widen to 50 basis points in the first half of the year ... unlikelyto causecapital outflows
the anticipated tapering of asset purchases by the US Federal Reserve(passive) triggered bycapital outflows
tightening capital controlsto preventcapital outflows
lower ratescould triggercapital outflow
China 's capital controlsmay preventcapital outflows
to increase interest ratesto preventcapital outflows
RBI recently took further measures todayto preventcapital outflows
The early stages of US monetary policy normalisationtriggeredcapital outflows
the U.S. Fed tapering(passive) triggered bycapital outflows
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bets on further lossescould triggercapital outflows
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to currency appreciation and potential financial overheating in recipient countriesledto currency appreciation and potential financial overheating in recipient countries
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the liquidity pressures(passive) created bythe liquidity pressures
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