Geldzendingen India

Laatste Geldzendingen-cijfer voor India

Koers

30,52 Miljard USD

Verandering +/-

-553 Miljoen USD

Procentuele verandering

-1,78 %

Gemiddelde

13,74 Miljard USD

All-time high

31,07 Miljard USD

1-3-2026

All-time low

6,00 Miljard USD

1-9-2010

De huidige waarde van de Geldzendingen in India is 30,52 Miljard USD. De Geldzendingen in India daalden naar 30,52 Miljard USD op 1-6-2026, nadat het 31,07 Miljard USD was op 1-3-2026. Van 1-6-2010 tot 1-6-2026 was het gemiddelde BBP in India 13,74 Miljard USD. Het hoogste punt werd bereikt op 1-3-2026 met 31,07 Miljard USD, terwijl de laagste waarde werd geregistreerd op 1-9-2010 met 6,00 Miljard USD.

Bron: Reserve Bank of India

De Geldzendingen in India daalde op 1-6-2026 van 31,07 Miljard USD op 1-3-2026 naar 30,52 Miljard USD. De Geldzendingen in India was gemiddeld 13,74 Miljard USD van 1-6-2010 tot 1-6-2026, bereikte een all-time high van 31,07 Miljard USD op 1-3-2026, en een recordlaagste van 6,00 Miljard USD op 1-9-2010.

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Datum
Geldovermakingen
9 jan 2024
22,41 Miljard USD
12 jan 2024
23,57 Miljard USD
3 jan 2025
23,21 Miljard USD
6 jan 2025
24,62 Miljard USD
9 jan 2025
28,55 Miljard USD
12 jan 2025
26,23 Miljard USD
3 jan 2026
31,07 Miljard USD
6 jan 2026
30,52 Miljard USD
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Geldzendingen Geschiedenis

Geldzendingen — Geschiedenis
DatumWaarde
30,52 Miljard USD
31,07 Miljard USD
26,23 Miljard USD
28,55 Miljard USD
24,62 Miljard USD
23,21 Miljard USD
23,57 Miljard USD
22,41 Miljard USD
18,36 Miljard USD
19,08 Miljard USD

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In India verwijst overboekingen naar de instroom van inkomensoverdrachten van migranten en kortetermijnwerknemers (persoonlijke overboekingen).

Wat is Geldzendingen?

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Geldzendingen India — FAQ

Wat is de huidige Geldzendingen in India?

De huidige Geldzendingen in India is 30,52 Miljard USD per 1-6-2026.

Hoe is de Geldzendingen in India recent veranderd?

De Geldzendingen in India daalde van 31,07 Miljard USD (1-3-2026) naar 30,52 Miljard USD (1-6-2026).

Wat is het all-time high van de Geldzendingen in India?

Het all-time high van de Geldzendingen in India was 31,07 Miljard USD, op 1-3-2026.

Wat is het all-time low van de Geldzendingen in India?

Het all-time low van de Geldzendingen in India was 6,00 Miljard USD, op 1-9-2010.

Wat is het historische gemiddelde van de Geldzendingen in India?

Het historische gemiddelde van de Geldzendingen in India is 13,74 Miljard USD, berekend van 1-6-2010 tot 1-6-2026.

Waar komt de Geldzendingen-data voor India vandaan?

De Geldzendingen-data voor India is afkomstig van Reserve Bank of India en wordt gepubliceerd op Eulerpool.

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