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Remittances show that many non-resident Indians may not want an immediate out, even as the threat of war looms large. We take a look at what is making them stay in the country.

قصص آنية ومفصلة ومكتوبة بعناية من المنطقة
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When the Iran war broke out in the Gulf, analysts and Indian media were quick to warn that billions in remittances would be at risk. Two months in, it seems those fears may have been largely overstated. Money is still making its way back to India, much like it always has.
In a recent report by Khaleej Times, exchange houses noted that remittances from the UAE—particularly to India and Pakistan—have remained steady through the first quarter of 2026, even rising slightly in some cases. Currency movement was a primary driver. In January, the Indian rupee fell to a record …
آراء حول أحدث التطورات في الأعمال والاقتصاد من محرر الشرق الأوسط
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