CBSL hopes worker remittances would bring over six billion US$

August 24, 2023

The Central Bank is optimistic that Sri Lanka will receive over six billion US$ through worker remittances and another 2. 3billion US$ from the tourism industry. Banking sources said that this could boost Sri Lanka's foreign reserves.

CBSL hopes worker remittances would bring over six billion US$

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