header logo
Analysis
Sri Lanka’s debt burden dipps
Aug 08, 201402:36 PM
Sri Lanka’s debt burden dipps

The Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) has released the latest data on Sri Lanka’s debts which shows that compared to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) the debt burden has decreased to 74.3 percent by end June 2014.

By end 2013 the country’s debt burden was 78.3 percentage of the GDP.

In 2005 it was as high as 90.6 percent. The CBSL has pointed out that by end June 2014 Sri Lanka’s debts constituted 41.4 local and 32.9 percent foreign debts.

MostRead
VideoStories
 IMF says fiscal support must protect vulnerable while safeguarding fiscal buffers

IMF says fiscal support must protect vulnerable while safeguarding fiscal buffers

Is Sri Lanka Transforming?| IMF Mission Chief Evan Papageorgiou | At HydePark

Is Sri Lanka Transforming?| IMF Mission Chief Evan Papageorgiou | At HydePark

Important message from the Central Bank Governor at the Planters’ Association of Ceylon’s AGM

Important message from the Central Bank Governor at the Planters’ Association of Ceylon’s AGM

“Is Sri Lanka’s USD 8 billion reserve target realistic?”

“Is Sri Lanka’s USD 8 billion reserve target realistic?”

Stock Market

Market Closed

Share Volume

N/A

Turnover

N/A

ASPI

N/A

N/AN/A%
S&P SL20

N/A

N/AN/A%