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CBR maintains forecast capital outflows

The Central Bank of Russia maintains its forecast for capital outflows from Russia in 2012 at USD67 billion, said Deputy Central Bank Chairman Sergei Shvetsov. Deputy Economic Development Minister Andrei Klepach said that the outflow of capital from Russia in 2012 will reach USD73-75 billion. The Russian Finance Ministry, in its turn, lowered its forecast for capital outflows for 2012 to USD60 billion from its earlier forecast figure of USD65-70 billion. 

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