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  1. Sri Lanka faces increased downside risks due to ongoing conflicts and natural disasters, leading the IMF to oversee economic reform and provide financial support.
  2. The central bank of Sri Lanka is adjusting interest rates and undergoing external debt restructuring as part of the IMF programme.

Political figures in Sri Lanka are challenging the debt repayment outlook and disputing narratives during IMF restructuring talks.

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Political figures in Sri Lanka are challenging the debt repayment outlook and disputing narratives during IMF restructuring talks.

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Sri LankaInternational Monetary FundHarsha de Silva

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  1. Sri Lanka's debt restructuring involves traditional Paris Club creditors and new bilateral lending from China.1 source
  2. Harsha de Silva urged the government to take action on sovereign debt, referencing an ADB loan.Sub-event
  3. Specific political figures dispute debt capacity and challenge repayment outlook during IMF negotiations.1 source

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The central bank of Sri Lanka is adjusting interest rates and undergoing external debt restructuring as part of the IMF programme.

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Within Sri Lanka faces increased downside risks due to ongoing conflicts and natural disasters, leading the IMF to oversee economic reform and provide financial support.

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