CASH REMITTANCES recorded its slowest annual growth in nearly four years in April as weak global economic conditions weighed on overseas Filipino workers’ (OFWsCASH REMITTANCES recorded its slowest annual growth in nearly four years in April as weak global economic conditions weighed on overseas Filipino workers’ (OFWs
Cash remittances hit $2.72B in April
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CASH REMITTANCES recorded its slowest annual growth in nearly four years in April as weak global economic conditions weighed on overseas Filipino workers’ (OFWs) ability to send money home. Read the full story.
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