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Sri Lanka rupee hobbled by 203 decree, priority lists, three bonds quoted

Sri Lanka rupee hobbled by 203 decree, priority lists, three bonds quoted
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Sri Lanka rupee, economy bought to tipping point by monetary fallacies: Bellwether

Sri Lanka s severe monetary instability, the obsession with controlling imports, the trade and current account deficit is a graphic example of how Keynesian or Mercantilist ideology, which is not based on logic, reason or economics, can devastate a country at peace.

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Sri Lanka s central bank saves US$27mn in forex reserves

Monday July 19, 2021 8:13 am Monday July 19, 2021 8:13 am ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s central bank has sold down 5.6 billion rupees from its Treasury bill portfolio potentially saving 27.6 million US dollars at a peg (convertibility undertaking) of 203 to the US dollar, official data shows. On July 16, 2021, the central bank sold down its Treasury bill stock to 911.44 billion rupees from 917.05 billion a week earlier following a successful Treasury bill auction. The central bank offered 56 billion rupees in bills at last week’s bill auction and sold all of it, though most came from the 3-month end. Related A week earlier also there was a 4 billion rupee sell-down of bills.

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