Economics

China Exim Bank Becomes First to Restructure Sri Lanka’s Debt

Sri Lanka has successfully restructured defaulted loans and past due interest owed to the Export Import Bank of China, transforming them into $4.187 billion in new loans, according to the Finance Ministry’s June 2024 debt bulletin. In March 2024, Sri Lanka owed $3.993 billion to the Exim Bank of China, including $903.8 million in arrears.

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Finance

Sri Lanka Achieves Milestone in Debt Restructuring with IMF Support

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced that it welcomes Sri Lanka’s finalization of debt restructuring agreements with major creditor nations, marking a significant step towards restoring debt sustainability. According to IMF’s Senior Mission Chief in Sri Lanka, Peter Breuer, the agreements reached with China and other creditor nations to restructure approximately $10 billion in bilateral

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