Currency Depreciation to Blame for 7.2% Drop in Global Remittances: World Bank Supports Digital Remittances

By cineramaNovember 10, 2020Bitcoin Business

According to a new report, the depreciation of some currencies against the U.S. dollar is contributing to the declining international remittances. After touching an all-time high of $548 billion […]

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Currency Depreciation to Blame for 7.2% Drop in Global Remittances: World Bank Supports Digital Remittances

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