1a Russia's BOP in year 2006 was (in millions) $
1b The net capital flow in year 2006 was (in millions) $
![Russia's (Russian Federation's) Balance of Payments
Assumptions (million US$)
2005
2006
2007
2008
A. Current account balance
84,602
92,316
72,193
103,935
- 12,764
291
- 10,641
- 104
1,025
139,705
3,612 97,108
-7,895 11,248 -9,732 -3,045
-64,968 -107,467 - 148,928 38,919
B. Capital account balance
C. Financial account balance
D. Net errors and omissions
E. Reserves and related items
2010
2011
2012
67,452 97,274
71,282
130
-5,218
- 41
-21,526 -76,115
-25,675
-9,135 -8,651 -10,370
- 30,019
2009
50,384
- 12,466
-28,162
-6,392
-3,364 -36,750 -12,638](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fc5a78004-ca57-4112-b007-9612d8e5076f%2Fba39ac59-61a6-4bbc-8a21-a93dd38553cb%2Fljqv6oj_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
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The balance of payment(BOP) refers to the annual statement of an economy which reflects the international transactions of any country. The balance of payment account is maintained by the central bank of every country.
BOP account has the following accounts:
current account: the record of all the imports and exports of goods and services in the country.
Capital Account: the record of all the capital transactions between any country and the foreign country.
Financial account: the record of the foreign investments in the country, investments like FDI, FII
Net errors and omissions: The BOP account always balances to correct the imbalances caused by the above-mentioned 3 accounts this account is maintained.
Reserves and related items: transactions in the current, capital, and financial account brings about changes in the reserves of the country.
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