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Capital Flows Monitor (Feb.)

According to our latest detailed estimates, China witnessed a net inflow of capital last month for the first time in almost three years. Tighter capital controls and seasonal factors helped drive this reversal. But more important may have been an easing of concerns about renminbi depreciation.

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