(EnergyAsia, March 18) — Sri Lanka paid an extra US$372 million for its oil imports last year, as rising oil prices pushed its trade deficit to US$677 million, the Central Bank said recently.   The impoverished country depends entirely on imports to meet its domestic fuel needs of 2.1 million tonnes a year. The cost…

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