outflows造句

Cash payments for purchases are the basic and important item of cash outflows from operating activities.

These outflows are certainly large, but they are of a very different nature.

In recent months funds have also tried to halt outflows by limiting or suspending investor withdrawals.

Net outflows from private clients at the bank's wealth-management division continued apace in the last quarter of 2008.

At present, China's rural financial system is not so perfect. The phenomenon of capital outflows is so serious.

But spending big on better inventory-management systems could mean large cash outflows before any big improvements.

"The world is engaged in an economic war so we are trying hard to prevent technology outflows to make our country an economic superpower," says an NIS official.

I am silent, looking up at the brightness of the sky. No, that sudden pain outflows. Set, the green fruit. In the branch, never fall.

Even before last week investors were facing a series of challenges, led by an improved macro outlook, capital outflows and a PBoC move to contain a bond bubble.

But generally speaking, on one hand, rural credit is insufficient in total amount and the phenomenon that the rural fund outflows is rather serious.

It is a typical large outflows model that the traditional processing trade which is in the leading position of China's foreign trade.

But capital outflows are still restricted and there are growing fears among business people that the capital controls will drive the last vestiges of foreign investment out of Iceland.

Laying out a 'worst-case scenario,' another Paulson executive speaking on the webcast said the firm would have outflows of as much as 25% if every investor eligible to redeem their funds did so.

Beijing has few means of reviving exports, but a decent amount of ammunition to blow on boosting domestic demand: it can afford to pump prime, order Banks to lend and curtail capital outflows.

The outflows also accelerate a trend for investors to put their money either in ultra-safe cash options such as money market funds, or into riskier markets and high-fee products such as hedge funds.