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Remittance

1. See: Remit.

2. See: Migrants' remittance.

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The combined remittances from these countries accounted for more than 80 percent of total cash remittances," said the BSP.

Cash remittances reach $2.4B in Jan

This brings the cumulative personal remittances level for January to December 2017 to $31.

Economy buttressed by 5% remittance hike in '17, says Bangko Sentral

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) on Thursday reported that remittances last December alone rose by 7.

OFW remittances hit $28.1 billion in 2017

The data showed highest growth in remittances from UK while the biggest decline was from Saudi Arabia.

Remittances climb to $11.4bn since July

3 billion, Pakistan ranks fifth in the world that receives the most remittances every year.

Pew Research Center report: The flow of remittances in and out of Pakistan

4 percent, however during the fiscal year 2016-17, the remittances witnessed negative growth of 2.

Remittance grow by 8.2pc in five years

Likewise, cash remittances coursed through banks rose by 2.

Philippines : Personal Remittances for the First Eleven Months of 2017 Reach US$28.2 Billion

7 percent growth was slower than the growth in remittances seen last October, which increased 8.

OFW remittances to grow 4.7% in Nov

Officials said the new scheme, which is expected to be announced, will allow mobile wallet (m-Wallet) account holders in Pakistan to receive remittances without the need of having conventional bank accounts.

State Bank set to offer mobile remittance scheme

During November 2017, the inflow of workers' remittances amounted to $15.

Incentives for oversees must to control drop in remittances: APBF

Home remittances has been one of the major factors sustaining the economy over the past several years.

NBP GROWS ITS REMITTANCE'S MARKET SHARE

BEIRUT: Remittances from Lebanese expatriates decreased slightly in 2016 compared to the same period in 2015, according to estimates by the World Bank.