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Sri Lankan Rupee further depreciated – commercial banks declare Rs. 285 against US Dollar

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Commercial banks today (21) have declared the value of Sri Lankan Rupee to be Rs. 285 against the US Dollar.

The depreciation of the Sri Lankan Rupee marks a record-breaking fall. Several leading commercial banks in the island declared the sell price of the US Dollar as Rs. 285 and other state banks and commercial banks as Rs. 280.

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