A. M. 
In october 2025, monthly income from family remittances in El Salvador reached US$852 million, according to the Banco central de Reserva de El Salvador, consolidating their position as a vital source of income for the national economy and the livelihood of millions of households. This amount represents a slight recovery compared to previous months and reaffirms the importance of remittances as a constant source of financial support for salvadoran families.
Remittances come mainly from salvadorans living abroad, primarily in the United States, and their flow contributes directly to domestic consumption, helping to boost key sectors such as commerce and services. In addition, stable remittance income helps mitigate the negative effects of regional economic volatility.
The october figure shows a positive trend within a framework of stability in the country, which is crucial for maintaining the pace of economic recovery and improving the living conditions of recipient families.
The statistics are based on data collected from banks, remittance companies, and surveys of senders, ensuring an accurate and reliable measurement of this important economic variable.
In conclusion, remittance inflows in october 2025 reaffirm their role as an essential pillar of the salvadoran economy, sustaining family well-being and contributing to the country’s macroeconomic stability.
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