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Worker's remittances rise in March

Worker's remittances rise in March in comparison with February

by Amani Nilar 23-04-2022 | 5:29 PM

COLOMBO (News 1st); Workers remittances rose to 318 million US dollars in March 2022, from 205 million US dollars a month ago.

The increase comes after the floating of the Sri Lankan rupee during the first week of March.

However, the last month's remittances is a drop of 48% compared to March last year, when remittances remained above 600 million US dollars in March 2021.

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