Every month the US Treasury introduces a report on the net financial flows into the US. It contains inflows into bonds and stocks. It also divides between private inflows and state inflows, working with central banks. All data about financial flows have great importance when the US current account deficit goes wide.

A reduction in inflows brings waning in the US to overseas confidence. If the economic inflows are lower than US current account deficit in the month, then there will be a great concern. It can increase the dollar's dependency on short-term economic inflows.

A weak rate of inflow makes weak the dollar. Source: US Department of Treasury. Presence: It takes place in the middle of each month (after 11 business days) at 9:00 a.m EST. Frequency: Each month.