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TRANSFERS FROM ABROAD IN ARMENIA REDUCED - ECONOMIST
news.am
August 09, 2012 | 16:41
YEREVAN. - Transfers from abroad into Armenia have reduced, British
Economist reports.
The analysts state that transfer volumes sent by the Armenians working
abroad have regularly reduced since last year. It made two percent
this April.
The analysts also claim that majority of private transfers come from
Russia, and reduce of volumes is due to the existing instability in
Russian economy.
It is noteworthy that the British journal published the report on
the very same day when Russian President Vladimir Putin was speaking
with his Armenian counterpart Serzh Sargsyan about significant money
transfers from Russia in Armenia. Besides, those transfers were making
favorable influence on Armenia's economy, Radio Liberty reports.
news.am
August 09, 2012 | 16:41
YEREVAN. - Transfers from abroad into Armenia have reduced, British
Economist reports.
The analysts state that transfer volumes sent by the Armenians working
abroad have regularly reduced since last year. It made two percent
this April.
The analysts also claim that majority of private transfers come from
Russia, and reduce of volumes is due to the existing instability in
Russian economy.
It is noteworthy that the British journal published the report on
the very same day when Russian President Vladimir Putin was speaking
with his Armenian counterpart Serzh Sargsyan about significant money
transfers from Russia in Armenia. Besides, those transfers were making
favorable influence on Armenia's economy, Radio Liberty reports.