(Reuters) - NEW YORK, June 15 - Long-term capital inflows to
the U.S. jumped in April to their highest since January as
foreign investors took advantage of a weakening dollar to snap
up U.S. equities.
Net long-term capital inflows, excluding swaps, rose to
$84.1 billion in April from $51.2 billion in March, the
Treasury Department said on Friday. It was the largest inflow
since January, when long-term flows were $99.2 billion.
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the U.S. jumped in April to their highest since January as
foreign investors took advantage of a weakening dollar to snap
up U.S. equities.
Net long-term capital inflows, excluding swaps, rose to
$84.1 billion in April from $51.2 billion in March, the
Treasury Department said on Friday. It was the largest inflow
since January, when long-term flows were $99.2 billion.
Read more at Reuters.com Economic News
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