Capital movements, international (international capital movements)

The flow of capital across national borders and currency areas. The outflows (capital push) and inflows (capital pull) depend in detail on several circumstances; in addition to profit expectations, above all on the respective political, economic and financial framework conditions, such as the quality of the banking system, functioning stock exchanges, confidence in the supervisory authorities. – See capital foreclosure, capital account, capital flight, capital market opening, capital flow paradox. Reverse Flows, Round Tripping. – Cf. the annex “Euro area statistics,” section “External sector” in the respective ECB Monthly Bulletin, ECB Monthly Bulletin of September 2013, pp. 34 et seq. (capital account euro area broken down since 2007; overviews).

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