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Sri Lanka current foreign exchange earnings exceed imports by US$701mn in Feb 2025

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ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s current foreign exchange earnings made up of exports, remittances and gross services which includes tourism, totaled 2,265 million dollars in February 2025, exceeding imports by 701 million US dollars, central bank data shows. Exports were 1,052 million US dollars, remittances were 548.1 million dollars, gross services were 664.5 million dollars. Total current foreign exchange earnings were 138 million dollars or 6.4 pe…
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Sri Lanka current foreign exchange earnings exceed imports by US$701mn in Feb 2025

ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s current foreign exchange earnings made up of exports, remittances and gross services which includes tourism, totaled 2,265 million dollars in February 2025, exceeding imports by 701 million US dollars, central bank data shows. Exports were 1,052 million US dollars, remittances were 548.1 million dollars, gross services were 664.5 million dollars. Total current foreign exchange earnings were 138 million dollars or 6.4 pe…

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External Sector Performance – February 2025 | Central Bank of Sri Lanka

The external sector of the Sri Lankan economy continued to strengthen in February 2025, with a considerably higher current account surplus compared to the preceding month. FULL TEXT Published Date: Friday, March 28, 2025

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