Countries most dependent on global remittance transfers will face credit risks in 2020 due to the expected drop in such inflows, according to Moody’s Investors Service. Global remittances are set to decline by $110 billion or 20% in 2020, after reaching its highest levels at $554 billion in 2019. “Low and middle-income countries mainly depend on global remittance transfers for their economy. Therefore, the growths of these economies will slowdown ...