such savingsdoes ... causecurrent account deficits
that additional moneycausescurrent account deficits
an increase in export and import growthshould resultin a current account surplus
Record remittance inflows , and a combination of sluggish imports and moderate export growthhas contributedto the current account surplus
borrowingcausescurrent account deficits
trade surpluses and high domestic savingsresultedin a current account surplus
its imports and the investments in the country increaseresultsin current account surplus
budget deficitscausecurrent account deficits
the so - called twin - deficits hypothesis ... government budget deficitscausecurrent account deficits
budget deficits , used to stimulate the economycausecurrent account deficits
So my question isdoes ... causecurrent account deficits
High export growthleadsto current account surplus
The continuous decline of exports and the larger decline in importsmeanwhile ... is leadingto the current account surplus
Solid exports growthledto a current account surplus
A huge trade surplus and foreign direct investment inflowscontributedto the current account surplus
an imbalance between domestic saving and domestic investment(passive) caused byA current account surplus
high domestic savingsresultedin a current account surplus
import growthcontributedto the current account surplus
The country 's trade balance continued to improve on the back of strong trade performance and FDI inflows ,leadingto a current account surplus
by massive costs of servicing USD(passive) caused bycurrent account deficits
the investments in the country increaseresultsin current account surplus
the world export marketresultsin the current account surplus
savings ratecausesa current account surplus
the country increaseresultsin current account surplus
to huge foreign exchange reservesledto huge foreign exchange reserves
capital repatriationcould promptcapital repatriation
to an appreciation in the country s foreign exchange ratewould leadto an appreciation in the country s foreign exchange rate
to more growthleadsto more growth
to depreciation rather than appreciationshould leadto depreciation rather than appreciation
to corresponding currency reserves in the surplus countriesleadingto corresponding currency reserves in the surplus countries
to a natural appreciation of a currencymay leadto a natural appreciation of a currency
in a rising savings - investment gapresultedin a rising savings - investment gap
Rupee depreciationcausesRupee depreciation
to currency depreciation , which results in lost purchasing power and inflationleadto currency depreciation , which results in lost purchasing power and inflation
to a severe balance of payment situationis leadingto a severe balance of payment situation
depreciationmay causedepreciation
to the buildup of foreign debtledto the buildup of foreign debt
from foreign accumulation of dollarsresultfrom foreign accumulation of dollars
problems in several Eurozone countrieshave causedproblems in several Eurozone countries
a balance - of - payment crisis or financial weakening and dependencydo ... causea balance - of - payment crisis or financial weakening and dependency
Strong domestic demand and governments infrastructure spendinghave ledStrong domestic demand and governments infrastructure spending
from trade liberalization and economic growthresultingfrom trade liberalization and economic growth
crisescausecrises
to positive returnscontributedto positive returns
to losses in employmentleadto losses in employment
the Indian governmenthave ledthe Indian government
massive financial inflows , cheap and easy credit , and asset price bubblescausedmassive financial inflows , cheap and easy credit , and asset price bubbles
to reach 4 percent of the region 's GDP overallsetto reach 4 percent of the region 's GDP overall
in a huge build - up of foreign reserves and other external assetsresultingin a huge build - up of foreign reserves and other external assets
to more reserve accumulation and less exchange rate appreciationleadto more reserve accumulation and less exchange rate appreciation
to a Weak Chinese Currency The Capital Account and Reserve Accountcan leadto a Weak Chinese Currency The Capital Account and Reserve Account
in accumulation of foreign exchange reservesresultedin accumulation of foreign exchange reserves
in build - up of international reservesresultingin build - up of international reserves
currency depreciationcausescurrency depreciation
to large increases in international reserves ( reserve assetshave ledto large increases in international reserves ( reserve assets
from higher exports than importsresultfrom higher exports than imports
from an increase in a nation 's net foreign assetsmay resultfrom an increase in a nation 's net foreign assets
to further accumulation of foreign assetswill leadto further accumulation of foreign assets
a rise in value of a nation 's currencycan causea rise in value of a nation 's currency
to a Weak Chinese Currency The Current Accountcan leadto a Weak Chinese Currency The Current Account
to deficits in the Capital / Financial accountledto deficits in the Capital / Financial account
in an increase in Germany?s gold reservesthus resultedin an increase in Germany?s gold reserves
of trade and other paymentscomposedof trade and other payments
to a positive Target2 net balanceshould leadto a positive Target2 net balance