Sri Lanka’s February trade gap narrows to 5-yr low
Apr 22, 2019 15:29 PM GMT+0530
ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s monthly trade deficit narrowed to 451 million US dollars in February 2019, the lowest in more than five years, as import spending slowed sharply owing to government restrictions, the central bank said.
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