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Foreign reserves fall to US$ 2.3bn despite swap, debt deferment

Sri Lanka’s official external reserves fell to US$ 2.36 billion by the end of January 2022 from US$ 3.14 billion by the end of December 2021, as the government settled foreign currency loans and funded essential imports, while taking receipt of a US$ 400 million currency swap and a US$ 500 million debt deferment from India

.Foreign reserves fall to US$ 2.3bn despite swap, debt deferment

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