Sri Lanka’s Workers’ Remittances Slightly Decrease in September 2024

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October 12, Colombo (LNW): Sri Lanka’s workers’ remittances amounted to USD 555.6 million in September 2024, reflecting a slight decrease compared to the USD 577.5 million recorded in August 2024. Despite the monthly decline, this figure marks a significant improvement from September 2023, when remittances stood at USD 482.4 million, showcasing year-on-year growth. The continued inflow of remittances remains crucial for the country’s foreign exchange reserves and economic stability.

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