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India's Leading Position In Global Remittance Market Driven By US, UAE
Remittances are recognised as one of the most stable and dependable components of external financing. They remain remarkably well-insulated from broader financial market volatility and geopolitical uncertainty.
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World-Topping $100 Billion In Remittances Head To India In 2022
Migrant workers from India are on track to send home a record amount of money this year, boosting the finances of Asia's third-largest economy, which is poised to retain its spot as the world's top recipient of remittances.
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India Top Remittance-Receiving Country In 2016: UN Report
The study said India was the top receiving country for remittances in 2016 at USD 62.7 billion, followed by China (USD 61 billion), the Philippines (USD 30 billion) and Pakistan (USD 20 billion).
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2.5% Increase Projected in Remittances to India in 2015: World Bank
Remittances to India are projected to increase by 2.5 per cent this year, the World Bank has said in its latest report, even as weak economies in Europe, especially Russia, are slowing the growth of remittance flows.
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India's Leading Position In Global Remittance Market Driven By US, UAE
Remittances are recognised as one of the most stable and dependable components of external financing. They remain remarkably well-insulated from broader financial market volatility and geopolitical uncertainty.
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World-Topping $100 Billion In Remittances Head To India In 2022
Migrant workers from India are on track to send home a record amount of money this year, boosting the finances of Asia's third-largest economy, which is poised to retain its spot as the world's top recipient of remittances.
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India Top Remittance-Receiving Country In 2016: UN Report
The study said India was the top receiving country for remittances in 2016 at USD 62.7 billion, followed by China (USD 61 billion), the Philippines (USD 30 billion) and Pakistan (USD 20 billion).
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2.5% Increase Projected in Remittances to India in 2015: World Bank
Remittances to India are projected to increase by 2.5 per cent this year, the World Bank has said in its latest report, even as weak economies in Europe, especially Russia, are slowing the growth of remittance flows.
