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Prospects Weekly: Private capital flows to developing countries eased in October

Private capital flows to developing countries eased in October, but remain close to their highest level in more than a year, led by robust bond issuance by emerging market sovereigns and firms. Business sentiment has strengthened in some countries, including the US and several emerging markets, but remains weak in general amid US “fiscal cliff” and Euro Area risks.

A slowdown in global industrial production is becoming evident, as the inventory cycle is drawing to a
close, notably in the United States, and as fiscal support measures in key economies are being withdrawn.

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