Individual money transfers from Russia to Armenia via banks in 2011 february grew by 16% to $66 million

YEREVAN, April 14. / ARKA /. Individual money transfers from Russia to Armenia via banks in 2011 February grew by 16% from January to $66 million, the Central Bank of Armenia said today in its monthly bulletin for February.

It said money transfers from Armenia to Russia also grew by 75.4% to $12.7 million, up from $7.2 million in January.

According to official statistics, a total of $122.7 million arrived as individual remittances from Russia to Armenia in the first two months of 2011, rising from $94.2 million in the first two months of 2010. The growth amounted to 30.3%.

At that money transfers from Armenia to Russia in Jan.-Feb. 2011 grew by 18.7% from a year earlier to $19.9 million. The net inflow of remittances from Russia in February totaled $53.3 million, up from $49.5 million in January 2011.

Russia accounted for almost 61% of all money transfers to Armenia in February and for about 23% of money transfers from Armenia. -0-

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