International
The yield of the Sri Lanka ISBs stabilized after the launch of the DDR
Sri Lanka launched its domestic debt restructuring in July. It managed the complete SLDB, superannuation fund restructuring by mid of September and expects to finish the CBSL T-Bill restructuring within three weeks. EDR will start after completing the DDR.
At the moment government is continuing with bilateral debt restructuring, which will be easier than restructuring external commercial debts. The risk of holding ISBs has been reduced in the international market, despite nothing is been traded after default. But the yield/price reflec
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