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Sri Lanka aims to cut deficit, have non-traditional budget in 2022

Sri Lanka aims to make a ‘significant reduction’ in the country’s runaway fiscal deficit in 2022 and have a ‘non-traditional budget’ senior officials said as the country is also facing severe monetary instability due to artificially low interest rates.

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2021-11-03
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