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Asia-PacificFebruary 5 2007

IIF REPORT: NET PRIVATE CAPITAL FLOWS TO EMERGING MARKETS

IIF forecasts a fall in private capital inflows into emerging markets; the IMF assesses foreign influence on Chinese banking.
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Total net private capital flows to emerging markets continued at a strong pace in 2006 but the volume is expected to ease somewhat in 2007 in line with an expected moderation in world growth, according to the Washington-based global association of financial institutions, the Institute of International Finance (IIF).

The 2006 total of $502bn was just below the record of $509bn in 2005 and the IIF forecasts that the 2007 volume will be about $470bn.

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