Short term FX liabilities have increased for the period of March to June 2025

Short term FX liabilities have increased for the period of March to June 2025

Bank's LKR Liquidity has returned back to it's previous level

Money market liquidity is gradually recovering to the previous level

Liquidity is moving back to the money market

Overall Money market liquidity continue to improve

Personal credits via Credit cards are growing at 5%

Rupee overall liquidity improved after sharp collapse during new year season

Bank's exposure to pawning has doubled over the last five years

Money market overall liquidity fell to a six months low as Government settle the PDI Bond

Banking sector capital adequacy at it's highest level

Retained earning of the CBSL turned positive in Feb 2025 after 19 months

Finance sector non-performing loan ratio continue to decline

Sharp dip in money market liquidity pressure the rates to elevate

Sri Lanka International Reserve surpassed USD 6.5Bn first time since Nov 2020

Credit to private sector increased by LKR 106Bn during February

Possible lower hair cut on our external debt restructuring from ISB restructuring

Active number of credit cards have surpassed 2 million at the end of the January

Personal credit has fallen after end of the year end season

Sharp increase in overall LKR liquidity during this week

CBSL has shifted it's borrowing from short term (T-Bills) to long term (T-bonds)

EPF gross income shoot in 2023 as a results of sharp increase of interest rate in the country

Government debt in terms of domestic currency is almost remain same at end of 2024 compared to 2023