Inflation ( CCPI)-2.1% (Nov 2024)
GDP4.7% (2Q 2024)
Unemployment4.5% (1Q 2024)
3M T-Bill Rate8.73%
12M T-Bill Rate9.08%
2Y T-Bond Rate9.40%/ 9.50%
4Y T-Bond Rate10.55% / 10.65%
USD/LKR290/291
Reserves $6.46Bn (Nov 2024)
Cum. Trade Deficit $4,762 Mn (Oct 2024 cumulative)
Cum. Fiscal DeficitLKR 970Bn (Sep 2024 cumulative)

Global Food Price Index at its highest since July 2011

Global IndexesNov 8, 2021
Global Food Price Index at its highest since July 2011
Global food prices measured by FAO Food price index up for three consecutive months. FFPI in October stood at its highest level since July 2011. The latest month-on-month increase was primarily led by continued strength in the world prices of vegetable oils and cereals. Sri Lanka too experiencing rising food prices mainly due to supply issues due to low availability.

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