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Remittances into Kyrgyzstan clear $1.5 billion by midyear

Money transfers into Kyrgyzstan reached $1,539.5 million in January through June against $150.6 million sent out, by the National Bank's half-year count carried on Friday: a net inflow of $1.39 billion, and a corridor that in June ran 92.8% through the CIS.

Remittances into Kyrgyzstan clear $1.5 billion by midyear

The June detail is the dependency chart: $271.2 million arrived from CIS countries in the month, 92.8% of everything that came in.

a net inflow of $1.39 billion, and a corridor that in June ran 92.8% through the CIS

What changes next sits on the sending side. From 1 September, under the schedule Moscow has set, the Amina messenger becomes mandatory for foreign workers in Russia, one more compliance layer between a Bishkek family and a Moscow wage.

The bank's next monthly line will be the first written under September's rules.