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Govt. open to discuss with all to restructure debt

Sri Lanka’s consumer prices hit a 13-year high in January, as the country continues to grapple with import restrictions, foreign exchange shortages and failed harvests. 

Govt. open to discuss with all to restructure debt

Daily FT
2022-02-02
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