Sri Lanka may take weeks to hire debt advisers | Business and Economy News
Appointing advisers is the first step in accessing emergency funds from development banks. By Eric Martin and Karthikeyan SundaramBloomberg Published On
Read MoreAppointing advisers is the first step in accessing emergency funds from development banks. By Eric Martin and Karthikeyan SundaramBloomberg Published On
Read MoreIMF says Sri Lanka’s debt is unsustainable and it needs to restore debt sustainability before it can get any funds.
Read MoreThe IMF may consider this request due to the unique circumstances, an aide to the nation’s finance minister said. Sri
Read MoreWhen Sri Lankan officials arrive in Washington this week to meet with the International Monetary Fund amid an economic and
Read MoreA Sri Lankan delegation is headed to Washington next week, looking to secure up to $4 billion from the International
Read MoreColombo has taken the step as foreign reserves needed to pay for imports of essentials like medicines and food dwindle.
Read MoreSri Lanka is facing its worst financial crisis in decades, and foreign exchange reserves have fallen to $2.36bn. Sri Lanka’s
Read MoreIt’s asking India’s top court to order its lenders and central bank to give it more time, not classify it
Read MoreColombo, Sri Lanka–A lone bullock cart carrying a barrel of Kerosene, a symbol of life in Sri Lanka in the
Read MoreVodafone Idea will convert into equity its past dues to the gov’t, giving the latter a nearly 36 percent stake
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