"The surplus on the capital operations account in the first 10 months of 2006 was $25 billion," First Deputy Chairman Alexei Ulyukayev said.
He said the CBR's forecast for net capital inflow for the whole of 2006 is $23-25 billion.
Ulyukayev said earlier the CBR forecasts net capital inflow in 2007 at $15 billion.
"We revised [the forecast for] net capital inflow for next year. Under a conservative scenario, it will total $15 billion," he said.
He said previously that in 2005, capital inflow had exceeded capital outflow for the first time since the 1990s - an era of massive capital flight - because of the healthier investment climate.
The Central Bank said in January that net inflows of private sector capital into Russia in 2005 totaled $300 million, compared to a net outflow in 2004 of $8 billion.
