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The decline in transfers may reflect seasonal normalization and suggests a greater retention of funds within the domestic economy at the start of the year.
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The decline in outflows may indicate improved retention of financial resources within the domestic economy and reflects seasonal normalization in cross-border transfer activity.
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Remittance inflows remain a vital and resilient source of foreign currency for Kyrgyzstan, showing modest growth despite seasonal and external economic pressures.
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