entral Bank gives Rs.107bn in printed money to CPC to finance fuel imports

After the Central Bank last week disclosed that it had received a request from the General Treasury to provide liquidity to the value of Rs.217 billion to finance fuel imports by Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC), the data showed that the Central Bank had issued Rs.107 billion to CPC, on Friday.

Central Bank gives Rs.107bn in printed money to CPC to finance fuel imports

Daily Mirror

2022-07-11

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