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November 4, 2022
no te cabe parte dellas. Y, viéndole don Quijote de aquella manera, con muestras de tanta tristeza, le dijo: Sábete, Sancho, que no es un hombre más que otro si no hace más que otro. Todas estas borrascas que nos suceden son señales de que presto ha de serenar el tiempo y han de sucedernos bien las cosas;
February 26, 2020
Our results based on the foreign reserve decomposition method and the forecasting practice show that the impact of COVID-19 on China, although very large on Q1 and Q2 economic growth, will be quite limited on China’s Balance of Payments, especially the foreign reserve.
July 18, 2019
Economic growth will continue to be led by investment in view of the expected stabilisation in consumption spending. We estimate GDP growth in 2019 and 2020 will be at 3.0% each year and inflation at 3.3% and 3.2%, respectively. The Central Bank will keep its interest rates stable for a long time.
January 24, 2018
For 2018 we foresee GDP growing by around 3.5% (and 3.8% in 2019). The increase of just over a percentage point in growth will come about in a context in which the international panorama continues to be favourable for the Peruvian economy. On the domestic front, as well as the return to normal of weather conditions, there will be a fiscal stimulus.
July 29, 2016
The balance of payment registered a surplus of 4.267 millions of euros in May, which, on the positive side, was explained by tourism and the lower energetic deficit. The financing account registered a net capital outflow of 35.273 millions of euros after excluding the Bank of Spain. This occurred due to a rise in outward investmentand a fall of the investment going in.
June 30, 2016
The balance of payments registered a 2671 million of euro superavit, which can be explained through the positive balance in tourism and a lower energetic deficit. Good exports recovered dynamism at the start of 2T16, while imports fell back (2,0% and -2,0% MoM cvec). The fall in investment flows resulted in an influx of capital.
May 31, 2016
The balance of payments registered a surplus of 1.144 millions of euros in March (369 millions less than the value registered in the same month of 2015) which in principle can be explained by the positive current account balance (836 millions of euros). Investment flows registered a net capital income of 601 millions of euros.
April 29, 2016
Balance of payments recorded a deficit of 761 million euros in February, 1,231 million less than a year ago. Investment flows resulted in a net capital influx of 5,418 million euros, which is reversed if you exclude financial and monetary institutions. In the YTD, the current account remains in surplus.
March 31, 2016
Balance of payments shows a monthly deficit of 1,200 millions of euros at the start of 2016, which is higher than the one observed a year ago (285 millions). Investment flows paid off a net influx of capital of 9.310 millions of euros (15.978 millions excluido the Bank of Spain). In the annual accumulate, the current account balance keeps showing a surplus.
January 29, 2016
The balance of payments continued to be positive in November 2015. Both the balance of goods and services and the income balance showed a surplus. Total investment flows to- and from the outside increased.
December 30, 2015
BOP opened the fourth quarter with a current account surplus that improves up on the recorded at the previous quarter. Both the surplus in the balance of goods and services as the deficit in the income balance widened in October. The entry of non-resident capital resulted in a reduction of investment in October.
November 30, 2015
The balance of payments ended the third quarter with a current account surplus that improves on the observed at end of 1S15. Both the surplus of goods and services and the income deficit improved in September. Investment flows to and from abroad also performed positively
