CBR still not changing 2011 forecast for capital outflow from Russia - $36 bln
MOSCOW. Oct 5 (Interfax) - The Central Bank of Russia has still not adjusted its 2011 forecast for net capital outflow from Russia, which comes to $36 billion, CBR Chairman Sergei Ignatyev told journalists on Wednesday.
"So far, we aren't changing anything," he said, when asked if the CBR has revised the 2011 forecast for capital outflow form Russia.
The CBR said on Tues that net outflow of capital from Russia in January-September 2011 totaled $49.3 billion. According to the draft of the main principles of monetary policy in 2012-2014, net outflow of capital from Russia is forecast at $36 billion in 2011.