OREANDA-NEWS. April 06, 2012. According to the National Bank of Moldova it was 11,4% of GDP of the state for 2011. Export of goods and services increased 37,5% to USD 3 bln. 151,15 mln., over 5,5 p.p. up as compared with the growth rate of import, which was USD 6 bln. 041,38 mln. in 2011.

Revenues showed black ink at a sum of USD 568,23 mln., which was determined by incomes labor migrants valued at a sum of USD 899,03 mln. The net investment profit increased 59,6%. Personal remittances were valued at USD 701,37 mln., that is 43,3% of the total inflow of unilateral current transfers.

The balk ink of operations with capital and financial instruments made up USD 713,64 mln. the inflow of direct foreign investments in the economy amounted to USD 431,8 mln., 19,2% up as compared with 2010. The greatest inflow fell to the stock capital and made up USD 187,24 mln., reinvested incomes were USD 94,42 mln. Loans received from overseas investors made up USD 142,87 mln. Attracting loans varied from sector to sector.

The National Bank received USD 135,37 mln., the government was allotted to USD 96,81 mln., banks were given USD 222,12 mln., economic agents from other sectors received USD 321,95 mln. The total amount of credits attracted grew 17,5% as compared with 2010. official reserve assets made up USD 1 bln. 965,32 mln. as of the end of 2011, 14,4% up.