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kosala Thursday, 04 November 2010 05:59 AM
It's not going to be easy as they say
Nilantha Thursday, 04 November 2010 06:14 AM
Nothing is impossible...!!
Will achieve what we deserve, very soon
malithlk Thursday, 04 November 2010 06:28 AM
Nilantha Nothing is impossible...!! very true. But wit this corrupted government and rajapaksha regime sees impossible.
Shiran Thursday, 04 November 2010 07:08 AM
What is the difference. in whatever the type of debt foreiners invest in Sri Lanka, we get foreign currency to the system. When there is a demand for government debt by foreingers, interest rates can come down. in addition, local currency will be available to be channelled to the private sector debt instruments. Further private corporates can borrow at low interest rates. (becus, government securities rates are the benchmark). OK let's assume, government securities were restricted for foreign investors, will the same amount be channelled to the private sector debt. I think government securities should not be restrictive for foreigners, let them come and let them familiar with the Sri Lankan market. them as time passes they will definelty look into private sector debt becus they will be familiar with the Sri Lankan system.
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