Central Government - Debt - Domestic (Debt Statistics)

Central government finance. Rupees million, quarterly.

Values

Latest · 2023 Q1Rs 15.62 tn+3.9% on 2022 Q4

Period	Rupees million	Change, %
2023 Q1	15,616,501	+3.9
2022 Q4	15,033,876	+12.7
2022 Q3	13,345,597	+4.8
2022 Q2	12,738,541	+4.8
2022 Q1	12,150,039	+9.5
2021 Q4	11,097,223	+4.7
2021 Q3	10,598,499	+6.7
2021 Q2	9,931,739	+3.1
2021 Q1	9,636,412	+6.3
2020 Q4	9,065,068	+14.2
2020 Q3	7,940,278	+5.4
2020 Q2	7,530,783	+5.7

Data source: Ministry of Finance, CBSL Economic Data Library (wizard)

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About this series

Source Ministry of Finance, compiled by Macro Lab
Unit Rupees million
Date range 2015 Q1 – 2023 Q1
Last checked 16 Jun 2023

Checks: 1 recorded for this series, listed below. Compiled by Ministry of Finance, read from the Central Bank of Sri Lanka.

Details

Name in the warehouse: Central Government - Debt - Domestic (Debt Statistics)
Read from: CBSL Economic Data Library (wizard) (Central Bank of Sri Lanka)
Source page: https://www.cbsl.lk/eresearch
Notes: CBSL Data Library, subject 'Central Government Finance'. The debt data since April 2022 are highly provisional as the outstanding central government debt excludes several overdue debt service payments after April 12, 2022, the date of which the Interim Policy regarding the servicing of Sri Lanka’s external public debt was announced by the Ministry of Finance, Economic Stabilization and National Policies. These debt service payments include overdue interest payments of affected debt which deemed to be capitalised as per the Interim Policy. And it excluded the value of principal payments yet to be settled in relation to Sri Lanka Development Bonds from April 2022 till end 2022.

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Vintages

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Source discrepancies

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