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International report: the decline in foreign investment in the Arab region
06/06/2011
Baghdad-agencies
International Institute of finance forecast that the volume of foreign investment to the Middle East and North Africa in the year from $ 55.7 billion to 33.4 billion.
Contrary to expectations it
Baghdad-agencies
International Institute of finance forecast that the volume of foreign investment to the Middle East and North Africa in the year from $ 55.7 billion to 33.4 billion.
The Institute said in a report released recently that there is considerable variation in the flow of investments between Arab Petroleum Exporting countries, which is where this flow thanks to high oil prices, and between States as Egypt led absence of political stability to withdraw their money from foreign investors.
The report noted that Egypt alone saw the withdrawal of capital during the year amounting to $ 18 billion by the same Institute and the flow of capital to emerging economies would rise this year especially in China and Brazil, where the investments will increase to about 18 billion dollars move from $ 990 billion in 2010 to trillion and 14 billion dollars in current year, complain about emerging economies that flexible monetary policy pursued by the United States resulted in large flows of capital in those countries, threatening a leap In granting loans to this emerging countries resorted to tools for monitoring capital to prevent destabilization through mounting pressure on exchange rates. These complaints decreased in intensity after US Federal Reserve to hint that he will end the facilities, the Institute says that direct controls on capital flows are «resolve error problems.»
SEO senior analyst explains the Institute Philip sotl in most cases where significant investment flows and the high exchange rate reflects the solid economic fundamentals and is part of the reset macro.
The sotl contribution of foreign capital in the growth of loans to emerging economies since the financial crisis subsided, subordinates the international capital as loans boom in several economies.
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06/06/2011
Baghdad-agencies
International Institute of finance forecast that the volume of foreign investment to the Middle East and North Africa in the year from $ 55.7 billion to 33.4 billion.
Contrary to expectations it
Baghdad-agencies
International Institute of finance forecast that the volume of foreign investment to the Middle East and North Africa in the year from $ 55.7 billion to 33.4 billion.
The Institute said in a report released recently that there is considerable variation in the flow of investments between Arab Petroleum Exporting countries, which is where this flow thanks to high oil prices, and between States as Egypt led absence of political stability to withdraw their money from foreign investors.
The report noted that Egypt alone saw the withdrawal of capital during the year amounting to $ 18 billion by the same Institute and the flow of capital to emerging economies would rise this year especially in China and Brazil, where the investments will increase to about 18 billion dollars move from $ 990 billion in 2010 to trillion and 14 billion dollars in current year, complain about emerging economies that flexible monetary policy pursued by the United States resulted in large flows of capital in those countries, threatening a leap In granting loans to this emerging countries resorted to tools for monitoring capital to prevent destabilization through mounting pressure on exchange rates. These complaints decreased in intensity after US Federal Reserve to hint that he will end the facilities, the Institute says that direct controls on capital flows are «resolve error problems.»
SEO senior analyst explains the Institute Philip sotl in most cases where significant investment flows and the high exchange rate reflects the solid economic fundamentals and is part of the reset macro.
The sotl contribution of foreign capital in the growth of loans to emerging economies since the financial crisis subsided, subordinates the international capital as loans boom in several economies.
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