Sri Lanka’s official reserves at USD 2.31 billion in Feb - CBSL

Sri Lanka’s official reserves at USD 2.31 billion in Feb - CBSL

March 8, 2022   07:27 am

Sri Lanka has maintained its official reserves at USD 2.31 billion (USD 2,314 million) in February, says the Central Bank.

Meanwhile, foreign currency reserves were reported at USD 2,025 million while gold reserves were at USD 98 million.

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