Net capital inflows to the U.S. in November 2010 reached $39 billion

/IRBIS, January 19, 2011/ - Net capital inflows of the U.S. in November 2010 totaled $39 billion, according to material published on January 18, the Ministry of Finance (United States Department of the Treasury). In October 2010, a net inflow of capital into the U.S., according to revised data, totaled $15.1 billion previously reported that the figure was $7.5 billion. In November 2010, net foreign purchases of long-term U.S. securities totaled $ 93.9 billion (in October 2010, this figure was recorded at $ 56.0 billion). For Sale by foreigners of U.S. short-term securities and other liabilities totaled $ 40.5 billion (previous month was recorded on the purchase of $ 31.0 billion). A capital inflow, formed from the difference-owned U.S. and foreign banks and all liability, up to November 2010 amounted to $ 15.0 billion (previous month was recorded outflows of $ 24.5 billion). [2011-01-19]