## 2. Cumulative Nonresident Capital Inflows and Change in Gross Reserves, 2010:Q1-2017:Q1

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### Dataset description
- Worksheet name: csv
- Measure: (Percent of GDP)
- Variables (columns): Portfolio equity; Portfolio debt; Other investments; Reserves
- Countries included in sample rows: South Africa; Turkey

### Key statistics (percent of GDP)
- South Africa
  - Portfolio equity: 12.32
  - Portfolio debt: 19.96
  - Other investments: 13.21
  - Reserves: 4.04
- Turkey
  - Portfolio equity: 1.37
  - Portfolio debt: 13.19
  - Other investments: 19.18
  - Reserves: 3.12

### Observations implied by the data
- For the period 2010:Q1–2017:Q1, South Africa shows larger cumulative portfolio equity inflows (12.32) than Turkey (1.37).
- Turkey shows the largest reported share in Other investments (19.18) among the two sample countries.
- Portfolio debt is sizable for both South Africa (19.96) and Turkey (13.19).
- Changes in Reserves are positive and smaller in magnitude than capital inflows for both countries (South Africa: 4.04; Turkey: 3.12).

*Source: https://www.imf.org/-/media/files/publications/gfsr/2017/october/chapter-1/csv-data/figure1-17.csv*

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_Source: https://www.imf.org/-/media/files/publications/gfsr/2017/october/chapter-1/csv-data/figure1-17.csv_