Colombo, March 4 (NewsWire) – Sri Lanka Central Bank says it would fully lift the guidance peg introduced in last May along with the complete removal of the foreign currency sell-down rule imposed on banks from next week onwards.
Sri Lanka will end a guidance peg and will also end a surrender rule from next week allowing the rupee to trade more freely, but will buy dollars to build reserves, Central Bank Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe said.
- A daily guidance peg will no longer be announced from next week.
- A surrender rule where the banks were asked to sell 15% of their dollar inflows will also end from Tuesday.
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