Sri Lanka’s reserves continue to dwindle

Sri Lanka’s reserves continue to dwindle

May 7, 2022   09:06 am

Sri Lanka maintains Official Reserve Assets at USD 1,827 million as at the end of April 2022. 

Meanwhile the Foreign Currency Reserves were at USD 1,618 million. 

This is a significant drop compared to the March reserves assets which were USD 1,917 million and the foreign currency reserves which were at USD 1,702 million at the end of last month. 

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