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Remittance inflows keep rising, easing foreign exchange reserves

Both departures for foreign employment and use of formal channels have increased.

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Remittance inflows rose over the first seven months of the current fiscal year, with more money moving through formal channels.

The central bank said reserves remain comfortable and import cover is strong.

The longer question

Economists continue to argue for reducing dependence on remittances by directing investment toward productive sectors.

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Prakash Adhikari
Prakash Adhikari

Business Correspondent

Writes on banking, capital markets and public finance.

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