Speculative Capital Flows is a form of cross-border financial investment characterized by its short-term, profit-driven nature and sensitivity to exchange rate and asset price fluctuations, distinguished from other transnational capital flows by its primary intent to capitalize on anticipated currency or market movements rather than sustain long-term economic investment.
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