There has been a sharp increase in the money market rates in Sri Lanka during the last month and a half which has seen a rise from a stable average of 15% per annum to 17%. This instability has had an impact on the Sri Lankan factoring industry in terms of a correspondingly sharp increase in the cost of funds for factors.
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