Sri Lanka’s official reserves down to USD 4bn by end May; YTD rupee depreciation 6.7-pct

Sri Lanka’s official reserves were 4 billion US dollars (USD 4,018.1mn) by the end of May, down from 4.5 billion US dollars in April, the latest Central Bank data showed. buy stendra online http://sinusys.com/images/icons/png/stendra.html no prescription pharmacy By the end of May, the foreign currency reserves were 3,530. buy zofran online http://sinusys.com/images/icons/png/zofran.html no prescription pharmacy […]

Sri Lanka secures USD 500Mn concessional financing from Republic of Korea

In order to further strengthen the economic cooperation between two countries, the Government of Republic of Korea has agreed to provide concessional loans from the Economic Development Cooperation Fund (EDCF) of the Export Import Bank of Korea (KEximbank). Accordingly, the Government of Republic of Korea and Government of Sri Lanka have agreed to sign a […]

‘s Central Bank simplifies foreign exchange regulations

Sri Lanka’s Central Bank has revised regulations issued under the Foreign Exchange Act, No. 12 of 2017 (FEA) for further simplification and clarity improvement. The move expects to achieve greater efficiency in the conduct of cross-border foreign exchange transactions alongside further facilitating economic activities of the stakeholders through greater convenience of doing business.online pharmacy https://shop.fargoderm.com/wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/inc/new/zithromax.html […]

Sri Lanka rupee strengthened against the US dollar

The Sri Lanka rupee further strengthened against the US dollar yesterday, on positive outlook for inflows.  The selling rate was quoted at 191.97 rupees for a US dollar, as against 201.28 rupees on Friday and a peak of 204.62 rupees last week. The indicative dollar spot exchange rate was 194. online pharmacy buy proair with […]

Govt has no intention to tarnish its unblemished debt service record, CBSL clarifies reports

The Government has no intention to tarnish its unblemished debt service record by delaying the settlement of maturing debt obligations, the Central Bank clarified. The clarification came after a newspaper today publishing a report of a planned delay in settlement of dues on SLDBs and foreign currency loans obtained by the Government from domestic banks. […]

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