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Net acquisition of financial assets (% of GDP)

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Timeline:

This timeline shows a graph from 1995 to 2014 of Central Europe and the Baltics. No data until 1994. Number of actual observations by date: 13.

Source name:

World Development Indicators

Source organization:

International Monetary Fund, Government Finance Statistics Yearbook and data files.

Categories, topics:

Public Sector

Last updated:

apr 23, 2017

Indicators value changes by year

Mean:

-0.234

Minimum:

-1.998

jan 1, 2001

Maximum:

0.968

jan 1, 2009

At the date of observation

Value

Absolute change

Change from previous value

jan 1, 1995

-0.239

0.0%

jan 1, 2001

-1.998

-1.759

735.0%

jan 1, 2002

0.149

+2.147

-107.46%

jan 1, 2003

-0.757

-0.906

-608.43%

jan 1, 2004

-0.523

+0.234

-30.96%

jan 1, 2007

-0.07

+0.452

-86.53%

jan 1, 2008

0.621

+0.692

-982.34%

jan 1, 2009

0.968

+0.346

55.73%

jan 1, 2010

-0.829

-1.796

-185.65%

jan 1, 2011

-0.52

+0.308

-37.19%

jan 1, 2012

-0.181

+0.339

-65.22%

jan 1, 2013

0.712

+0.893

-493.42%

jan 1, 2014

-0.375

-1.087

-152.64%

Ranking of countries by current statistics by years

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