Sri Lanka’s official reserve assets have surged to US$6.51 billion at the end of March 2025, according to the latest figures released by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka.
This marks a 7.1% increase from the US$6.08 billion recorded at the end of February 2025, reflecting continued improvements in the country’s external financial position.
Additionally, Central Bank data reveals that the institution purchased US$401.9 million from the domestic foreign exchange market during March 2025. This strategic accumulation of foreign currency reserves is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen Sri Lanka’s financial stability and boost investor confidence.
