Sri Lanka central bank says sovereign lenders yet to outline debt talks plans - Stock market news
WASHINGTON/COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's sovereign lenders have yet to inform the government how they will engage with the country to restructure its $7.1 billion of debt and whether they will form an official committee or engage in bilateral talks, the central bank governor told Reuters in an interview on Tuesday. The island nation aims to formally engage in debt negotiations with overseas creditors that include China, India and the Paris Club group of nations in May, after concluding a debt rework with holders of its domestic debt. | 01:43pm