Food exports offer lifeline to ailing Armenian economy
If Armenia can sustain higher foodstuff sales, this may partially compensate for lower migrant remittances
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- Unexpected export boost
- Russian market revives
- European exports pick up
- Food sales drive exports
- Base metals extraction
- Foreign investment falls
- Remittances plummet
- Spending squeeze
- Protest risks
- EU deal slow in coming
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_350.jpg "Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan, left, with his Belarusian, Russian, Kazakh and Kyrgyz counterparts (Reuters/Maxim Shipenkov)")