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“What keeps me awake is not the obvious things that outsiders might think but the same things common to other central banks: food prices, inflation” |
Chatting with Ajith Cabraal, the amiable governor of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, in his lofty eyrie above Colombo, one could be forgiven for thinking that he’s presiding over some approximation of a Switzerland-sur-tropique. Although his Indian Ocean homeland is besieged by a civil war escalated by an ambitious president with an advancing personality cult, “things aren’t nearly as bad as they might appear on CNN,” Cabraal says.
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