Cash inflow made $1,725.63 million, as against a $140.43 million outflow, with a $1,585.2 million surplus-a 58.6% increase as May's surplus made $999.43 million.
This year's foreign cash outflow exceeded the inflow in January and February alone-by $564.73 million and 459.25 million, respectively. April accounted for the greatest surplus, $1,596.85 million.
In June, the population exchanged rubles into foreign cash in authorized banks to a lump exceeding reverse exchanges by $1.2 billion. The difference was Russia's biggest-ever this year.
Private clients exchanged rubles into foreign cash to a grand total exceeding reverse transactions by $1,205.88 million-the biggest surplus since the year's start. Of all the past months, January and February alone saw foreign currency exchanges into rubles exceeding the reverse, by $781.75 million and $264.52 million, respectively.
June's exchanges and conversion made $1,612.4 million for foreign cash into rubles, with $2,818.28 million in reverse deals. Russian-based authorized banks thus gave out to the private clientele foreign cash to a lump sum exceeding the reverse 1.7-fold, in the ruble equivalent.
