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From: TH	1/18/2005 9:11:10 AM
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US net capital inflows jump to $81.0 bln in Nov Tue Jan 18, 2005 09:05 AM ET WASHINGTON, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Net inflows of capital into U.S. assets surged to an unexpectedly high $81.0 billion in November, according to a Treasury Department report on Tuesday. Net inflows of capital in November were the highest since $81.1 billion in June, rising from a revised $48.3 billion in October. Bank analysts had been expecting net inflows -- the balance between foreign sales and purchase of U.S. assets and U.S. trading in foreign securities -- of around $55 billion. Market participants watch the report as a measure of foreigners' appetite for U.S. assets. Net inflows short of the U.S. current account deficit, which widened to a record $60.3 billion in November, could have increased selling pressure on the dollar because the United States depends on foreign investors buying U.S. assets like Treasury bonds finance the deficit. yahoo.reuters.com

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