Money transfers to Armenia grow by 23.2% to $1.340 billion

YEREVAN, November 5. /ARKA/. Private money transfers sent to Armenia in the first nine months of 2021 through banks increased by about $252 million year-on-year or 23.2% to $1.340 billion, according to the Union of Banks of Armenia (UBA).

The bulk of money transfers – $549 million- came from Russia; $124 million worth remittances were sent from the USA, $45 million came from Germany, $39 million from France and $36 million from Kazakhstan.

Money transfers abroad from Armenia increased by about $40 million or 5.5% to $764 million.

Some $254 million were remitted to Russia, $124 million to USA and smaller amounts were sent to other countries.

As a result, the net inflow of foreign currency to Armenia as of late August this year amounted to $576 million. -0-

spot_img

POPULAR

On May 30, “Unisport” will compete for the title of the Armenian champion

On May 30, 2026, the second match of the playoff final of the Armenian Futsal Premier League will take place.

Continuous liquidity and fair pricing must be ensured in the Armenian foreign exchange market — Central Bank

One of the main tasks of the Central Bank of Armenia is to ensure continuous liquidity and fair pricing in the foreign exchange market, stated Martin Galstyan, head of the regulator.

Armenia’s banking system is capitalized significantly above regulatory requirement: Central Bank Governor

Armenia's banking system is adequately capitalized and has sufficient liquidity buffers, stated Central Bank Governor Martin Galstyan.

“We are switching you to 5G, type a command”: IDBank warns about a fraud disguised as a “network update”

Amid the active expansion of fifth-generation mobile networks in Armenia, a rise in fraud activity has been recorded. Scammers, posing as employees of telecommunications companies, offer to “upgrade settings” or “activate 5G” using phone commands.

Central Bank of Armenia is concerned about the outpacing growth of lending and urges banks to exercise caution

The Central Bank of Armenia considers it important for commercial banks to exercise caution when providing new loans amid the outpacing growth of lending compared to revenues, stated Central Bank Chairman Martin Galstyan.

LATEST NEWS

spot_imgspot_imgspot_img