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Fuel imports to cost US$6 billion by year-end – President
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- Sri Lanka’s oil import bill may exceed US$6 billion by year-end.
- The country spent US$4 billion on oil imports by the end of August.
- Dissanayake identified pressure on foreign exchange as the main challenge.
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