Prices of imported goods likely to increase as Rupee value decreases

Sunday, 20 September 2015 - 16:19

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Importers say that the prices of imported items including essential goods may increase as the value of the Rupee has depreciated in comparison to the US Dollar.

The US Dollar stands at 140 Rupees at present.

Chairman of the Pettah Traders Federation K Palaniyandi stated that they hope to have a discussion with the Minister of Finance regarding the matter.

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