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Outward remittances see a spike of 19 % in Dec ’24, BFSI News, ET BFSI

In December 2024, outward remittances see a pointy rise of 19%.

~Samriddhi Singh Mahar

India’s outward remittances has seen a flip round in its declining traits with a pointy rise to USD 2.4 billion in December 2024 from USD 1.9 billion November 2024, this drop was majorly pushed by a drop in investment and equity. This can be a sharp rise of practically 19%.

Month Remittances (USD Billion)
December 2.4
November 1.9
October 2.4
September 2.7
August 3.2
July 2.7

In December 2024, journey bills accounted for 60%, adopted by household upkeep, schooling, and items, which contributed 12%, 10%, and eight%, respectively.

<p><em>(Source: 1Lattice)</em></p>
(Supply: 1Lattice)

As compared, final month, journey bills accounted for 57%, adopted by household upkeep, items and schooling, which contributed 14%, 11%, and 9%, respectively.

This information displays a slight shift in altering monetary priorities amongst remittance senders.

Investments in fairness and debt held practically an 8% share in December 2024, a significant enhance of 109% from the earlier month’s recorded share of roughly 4%.

Month Fairness/Debt funding (USD million)
December 179
November 85
October 149
September 135
August 125
July 121

Outward remittance within the type of debt and equities has witnessed a spike to USD 179 million in December, from USD 85 million in November.

The rise in outward in outward remittances for equities matches the constant rise in outflow of Overseas Worldwide Funding (FII). December noticed an outflow of roughly USD 1,957.5 million (Rs -16,982.48 crore).

The spike in outward remittances for debt and equities could also be as a result of elevated overseas investments, portfolio diversification, world market alternatives, beneficial trade charges, or year-end monetary changes by traders.

Personal transfers, primarily pushed by remittances by Indians employed abroad, shaped the majority of internet transfers, rising steadily from USD 28.1 billion in Q2 of FY24 to USD 31.9 billion in Q2 of FY25. This development displays the continued energy of India’s diaspora and strong remittance inflows regardless of world financial uncertainties.The Financial Survey of India, 2025

“Fiscal self-discipline and robust exterior stability supported by a providers commerce surplus and wholesome remittance development contributed to macroeconomic stability. Collectively, these components offered a strong basis for sustained development amid exterior uncertainties,” additional detailed the survey.

  • Revealed On Feb 24, 2025 at 08:00 AM IST

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