Foreign reserves cover falls to just three days of imports

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Foreign reserves cover falls to just three days of imports

Sri Lanka’s import cover of usable external reserves has fallen into a deeply scarier level of just three days, even after the country suspended foreign currency obligations earlier this month.

Foreign reserves cover falls to just three days of imports

Daily Mirror

2022-04-28

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