Over $103.3mln sent to Armenia in non-commercial money transfers through banks in February

YEREVAN, April 10. /ARKA/. Private non-commercial money transfers through Armenia’s banking system amounted to a total of over $103.3 million in February, an increase of 24.2% against January, the website of the country’s central bank reported.

Transfers from Armenia abroad totalled $23.9mln in February as compared to $20.6mln in the month before.

Net inflow amounted to about $79.4mln in the reporting month against $62.5mln in January. The greatest inflow was recorded from Russia (about $85mln). ($1=418.77drams).–0–

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