World Bank Projections On Remittances 2020 #MentorTalk #HemantBatra #WorldBank
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Date: 2020-04-23

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Global remittances are projected to decline sharply by about 20 per cent. The predicted drop would be the harshest fall in recent history. This is largely due to a fall in the wages and employment of migrant workers being more at risk of loss of employment and wages during an economic crisis in a host country. According to ILO, the migrant workers account to 258 million in the world. Remittances to low and middle-income countries are projected to fall by 19.7 per cent. In 2020, the remittances are expected to be between 445 billion $ and 470 billion $, representing a loss of a crucial financing lifeline for many vulnerable households, as reported by the World Bank. These remittances helped countries alleviate poverty, improve nutrition and reduce child labour. It is going to trigger a major setback and devastation in the lives of all especially the poor.
Remittance flows are expected to fall across all World Bank Group regions, most notably in Europe and Central Asia (27.5 per cent), followed by Sub-Saharan Africa (23.1 percent), South Asia (22.1 percent), the Middle East and North Africa (19.6 percent), Latin America and the Caribbean (19.3 percent), and East Asia and the Pacific (13 percent).
As indicated, remittances to South Asia are projected to decline by 22 percent to 109 $ billion in 2020, following the growth of 6.1 percent in 2019. In 2019, the remittance had reached all time high of 554 billion $.  The slowing down in remittances to the South Asian region in 2020 is driven by the global economic slowdown due to the coronavirus outbreak as well as oil price declines. The economic slowdown is likely to directly affect remittance outflows from the United States, the United Kingdom, and EU countries to South Asia. Falling oil prices will affect remittance outflows from GCC countries and Malaysia. 
The World Bank expects that the foreign remittances are expected to grow next year and recover by 5.6%.

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