Economy

Economy March 2, 2020 | 8:33 am

The economy gets US$581.9M remittances in January

Santo Domingo.- Foreign currency income from remittances sent to the country continues to grow. In January the national economy received US$581.9 million, some US$44.9 million more than in January 2019. Dominicans residing in the United States account for the most foreign exchange from remittances, or 72% of the total, followed by Spain 10.2%, Haiti 1.4% and Italy with 1.1%. Remittances a... Read more

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