Sri Lanka’s official reserve assets increase in Nov 2022

Sri Lanka’s official reserve assets increase in Nov 2022

December 7, 2022   07:21 pm

Official reserve assets of Sri Lanka at the end of November 2022 were at USD 1,804 million, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) says.

This is an increase of % from the official reserve assets figure of USD 1,705 million in October 2022.

Meanwhile, foreign currency reserves increased from USD 1,610 million to USD 1,732 million, by 7.6% in November 2022.

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