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Workers' Remittances Tracking Into Pakistan's Balance Of Payments Crossed Which Milestone During The Fiscal Review Cycle?

A. $28 billion
B. $32 billion
C. $38 billion
D. $45 billion

Expatriate worker inflows exhibited solid momentum, clocking in at $38 billion for the first 11 months, heading toward an annual closing above $41 billion.

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