Sri Lanka, IMF make ‘significant progress’ to staff level deal

Latest talks with Sri Lanka has made significant progress towards developing a policy package to stabilize the country the International Monetary Fund said, but the country also has to move forward on debt restructuring to finalize a bailout.

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2022-06-30

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