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All-time high: Remittances soar to $23.1b in FY20
Inflows jump 51% to $2.47b in June 2020 from $1.64b in June 2019
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Easing impact of dip in remittances
Govt should facilitate returning expats and take advantage of their skills
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Rs25 billion allocated for attracting US dollars
Overseas Pakistanis will be encouraged to send money via banks
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Despite pandemic, remittances rise 4.6% in May
Inflows stand at $1.87b compared to $1.79b in April
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Remittances rise to $1.79 billion in April
Inflows may help rupee to strengthen against dollar in short run
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Remittances estimated to reach $20-21b in FY20
Register 6.2% growth in Jul-Mar on year-on-year basis
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Remittances soar 9.3% to $1.89b in March
Experts say beginning of Ramazan may improve inflows
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Remittances rise 5.4% to $15.13b during Jul-Feb FY20
Earnings amounted to $14.36b in the same period of previous fiscal year
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PTI govt to increase TT reimbursement by 100%
Steps aimed at promoting legal channels of sending remittances
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Overseas Pakistanis: Remittances soar 9.35% to $1.8b in November
Inflows will help improve country’s capacity to make import, debt payments
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SBP allows freelancers to get up to $5,000 in payments
Strategy will encourage additional workers’ remittances of at least $1.2b per year
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Remittances slow down to $7.48b
Inflows are almost flat, come in line with market expectations
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Remittances dive 17% after Eid boost
Overseas Pakistanis send home $1.7b in Aug 2019
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Remittances surpass target, stand at $21.8b in FY19
Surge comes on back of improved economic activities, jobs in UK, US
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Remittances to the rescue
Remittances are a lifeline to low- and middle-income countries and an effective way to alleviate poverty
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Remittances sent by expatriate workers make economy resilient
Experts say people need to create sense of belonging to Pakistan
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Remittances hit six-month high in April, amount to $1.78b
Banker remains dissatisfied, saying inflows should have been much higher
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PM Imran briefed on efforts to boost remittances
Meeting approves establishment of National Challenges Bank
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Remittances rise 12% to $12.8b in seven months
Inflows from western countries remain major contributors
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Govt steps up diplomatic efforts to attract remittances
Expected rise in Pakistan’s workforce in Qatar, Saudi Arabia will lead to higher remittance inflows
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Remittances fall due to global economic slowdown
Drop comes despite rupee depreciation, crackdown on illegal channels
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Thousands went to school due to increase in remittances
Pakistan is one of the top 10 remittance recipients worldwide received $21 billion in remittances last year
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Pakistan adopts blockchain technology to attract remittances
With the technology, financial transactions will be instant, secure and documented
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Overseas Indians send whopping $80b in remittances this year: WB report
India retains its top position, China second with $67b; Pakistan also makes it to top 10 with $19b remittances
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Skilled manpower: Labour export proposed to bridge trade gap
This way Pakistan will be able to avoid IMF dictates, says businessman
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Govt offers incentives to raise remittances
PM approves measures to encourage overseas Pakistanis
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Remittances rise 13% in first quarter
Boost comes following significant recovery in international oil prices
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Remittances rise 4.24%, amount to $2.03b
Growth may be attributed to recovery in crude oil prices, rupee depreciation
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Remittances surge 25%, amount to $1.93b
Inflows from Saudi Arabia and UAE rise significantly
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Remittances amount to $19.62b in FY18, but target missed
Pakistan falls short by $1b as oil-exporting and producing countries cut back
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Restrictions to hit remittance flow
Pakistanis sent remittances worth billions of dollars that played a crucial role in the economy
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Overseas workers’ remittances fall 5% to $1.77 billion
Pakistan likely to miss overall fiscal year target of $20.7b
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Corporate corner: HabibMetro, Ria Money sign deal
Partnership to offer remittance payout services
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Over-reliance on remittances may hit ability of industries, commercial entities
Pakistan must give priority to industry and export growth as it has a large population
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Remittances fall 6.9% to $1.65b in April
Saudi Arabia continues to lead with workers sending home $399.56m
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Exports projected to grow to $28 billion in fiscal year 2018-19
Trade deficit for current fiscal year estimated at $29 billion
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Budget Proposal: ‘Liberal investment policies needed’
These foreign remittances can be used for the creation of new employment opportunities
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Remittances touch seven-month high at $1.77 billion in March
Saudi Arabia remained largest source with $427.62 million
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The migrant worker flow
Remittances from migrant workers are a significant element of the Pakistan economy
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Kuwait court sentences couple to death for maid murder
An estimated 252,000 Filipinos and Filipinas work in Kuwait and depend on remittances
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Bitcoin start-ups in Asia take aim at remittances market
Used as a transfer mechanism rather than a currency, it circumvents banks’ transaction fee
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Reforming tax structure should be priority
Economy suffers on multiple fronts due to low revenue
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SBP proposes changes in rules for foreign currency account holders
Presents draft before Senate panel to limit tax-free inflow of remittances to Rs10m a year
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Pakistan receives $1.639b in remittances, up 10.1%
Overall, overseas Pakistani workers remitted $11.383b in seven months of ongoing fiscal year
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Remittances increase 8.72%, amount to $1.724b in Dec
High growth seen in amounts from UK and US as weaker rupee helps
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Remittances from UK, US jump in October
Inflow from all countries amounts to $1.654b, up 28% month-on-month
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In the wake of lower remittances
The most obvious option would be to boost exports in non-traditional areas
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Remittances jump 21.36% month-on-month
11-month figure, however, shows a decline of 2.13%
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FinTech, banks get Rs148m to innovate tech ideas for remittances
Overseas Pakistanis will be able to send money conveniently, at lower cost
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Reduced remittances
Foreign remittances to Pakistan have reduced by 6.9 per cent