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Sri Lanka's foreign reserves rise to 6.4 bln USD in October

By Rathindra

COLOMBO, Nov. 7 (Xinhua) -- Sri Lanka's gross foreign reserves increased by 474 million U.S. dollars in October, reaching 6.4 billion dollars, according to the latest Central Bank of Sri Lanka data.

This represents a 7.9-percent rise from the 5.99 billion dollars recorded in September 2024.

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