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The net negative FDI flow in Lithuania amounted to 336.2 mln litas in January–February

BC, Vilnius, 14.04.2014.Print version
The net negative foreign direct investment (FDI) flow in Lithuania amounted to 492.9 million litas in February and 336.2 million litas in January–February 2014, the Statistics Department of the Bank of Lithuania said in a statement, cites LETA.

In February and January-February 2013, the net FDI inflow inflows amounted to 227.2 million litas and 644.3 million litas, respectively.

 

In February and January-February 2014, the negative FDI flows into Lithuania amounted to 350.4 million litas and 50.5 million litas, respectively. The negative flows in these periods, particularly in February, resulted from a decline in other capital. Both in February and January-February 2013, FDI inflows into Lithuania were recorded, of 264.2 million litas and 584.3 million litas, respectively; they were driven by growth in reinvestment and other capital.

 

The negative 142.5 million flow of domestic economic entities' direct investment abroad in February, as in January-February 2014 (285.7 million litas), suggested growth in direct investment abroad.

 

Major contribution to the growth of this investment stemmed from the increasing flow of other capital abroad; in January-February 2013, a decrease in direct investment abroad was recorded – 60 million litas.






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