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RBI says remittances won’t slow despite West Asia crisis growth and inflation risks
Economy
Published on 24 April 2026

Remittance flows look resilient, but inflation fears linger
The RBI has reassured India that the West Asia conflict is unlikely to meaningfully disrupt remittances from Indians abroad. With remittance sources spread across multiple regions and channels, inflows are expected to stay strong. The central bank also pointed to services exports as a buffer to support external finances, even as inflation risks remain a concern.
- RBI expects remittance inflows to remain resilient amid West Asia tensions
- Sources of remittances are diversified, reducing reliance on any single region
- Services exports are flagged as support for India’s external finances
- Inflation risks are still being watched as uncertainty continues
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