ECONOMYNEXT - Sri Lanka's forex reserves dropped by 884.9 million US dollars in November 2018, to 7,018.38 million dollars amid a statutory reserve cut and more liquidity injections, official data show.
In November the central bank cut the statutory reserve ratio and injected what an official said was an estimated 90 billion rupees of cash at zero interest rate in to the banking system to permanently sterilize liquidity shortages generated by earlier interventions.
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In November the central bank cut the statutory reserve ratio and injected what an official said was an estimated 90 billion rupees of cash at zero interest rate in to the banking system to permanently sterilize liquidity shortages generated by earlier interventions.
More:
https://economynext.com/Sri_Lanka_forex_reserves_tumble_US$880mn_in_November-3-12854-1.html
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