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Euro area portfolio flows in 2020: the impact of the Covid-19 crisis
[Les flux de portefeuille de la zone euro en 2020 : l’impact de la crise Covid]

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  • Julia Schmidt
  • Olivier Sirello

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Since the onset of the pandemic in 2020, euro area residents have sharply adjusted their international portfolio investments. Significant sales of foreign assets in March 2020 were followed by large purchases of foreign securities. At the same time, non-residents have purchased euro area debt securities, especially short-term debt. Depuis le début de la pandémie en 2020, les résidents de la zone euro ont fortement ajusté leurs investissements de portefeuille à l’international. De fortes ventes d’actifs étrangers en mars 2020 ont été suivies par des achats importants de titres à l’étranger. En parallèle, les non-résidents ont acheté des titres de dette émis par la zone euro, notamment de court terme.

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