Translations for „flight of capital“ in the English » German Dictionary

flight of ˈcapi·tal N ECON, FIN

flight of capital

Kapitalflucht f

reflow of flight capital N INV-FIN

Specialized Vocabulary

reflow of flight capital

Rückfluss von Fluchtkapital m

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flight of capital

Kapitalflucht f

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English

For some, this could represent a flight of capital from other conceivably more unstable harbours to comfortably park one's wealth.

www.ft.com

Despite the flight of capital and collapse of the currency, he reckoned everyone was exaggerating the situation.

www.news24.com

In 2010 the flight of capital started gathering speed, totalling $11 billion by the end of the year.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Slower growth can lead to unemployment, sluggish tax collections, stressed government budgets and flight of capital.

www.dnaindia.com

He said that the flight of capital had intensified in the recent years only because of flawed government policies especially relating to energy and infrastructure.

nation.com.pk

We do believe now that we will perhaps see somewhat of a more restrained flight of capital towards development projects now in the resources sector.

www.radionz.co.nz

In addition, there was a growing flight of capital.

www.jamaicaobserver.com

Even with banks now open, they face a regime of strict restrictions designed to halt a flight of capital from the island.

www.independent.ie

Concerns about volatile global markets also have seen a flight of capital, as investors seek safe haven.

www.abc.net.au

A flight of capital followed and caused exchange rates to depreciate.

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