Sri Lanka Cenbank Eases Policy With New Single Benchmark Rate
COLOMBO (Reuters) -Sri Lanka's central bank set a new single policy rate of 8% on Wednesday, easing monetary settings below previously used benchmarks, in an effort to shore up the island nation's fragile recovery from a deep financial crisis.
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