Publication - External business of monetary financial institutions operating in the UK - 2016 Q1
External business of monetary financial institutions operating in the UK: 2016 Q1 (1) Exchange rate adjusted changes in the external liabilities of monetary financial institutions (MFIs) operating in the UK fell by $23.4 billion during 2016 Q1.
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External business of monetary financial institutions operating in the UK: 2016 Q1 (1) Exchange rate adjusted changes in the external liabilities of monetary financial institutions (MFIs) operating in the UK fell by $23.4 billion during 2016 Q1.
The largest decrease in external liabilities was to Developed Countries, which was more than accounted for by Switzerland(2) . Liabilities to Developing Countries also decreased, with the largest fall reported on Brazil(3) . These falls were partially offset by an increase in liabilities to International Organisations and Other, which in this instance reflected an increase in liabilities unallocated by country.
During 2016 Q1, exchange rate adjusted changes in the external claims of MFIs operating in the UK fell by $38.4 billion. The fall in claims was partly accounted for by Developing Countries, which was mostly driven by Brazil(3). Claims to Developed Countries also fell, with the largest falls on Switzerland and the United States(2) .
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