Sri Lanka Rupee and Bonds Update – 21 Jan 2026
Sri Lanka rupee traded marginally stronger against the US dollar on Wednesday as government bond yields remained broadly steady, reflecting cautious market sentiment
Sri Lanka rupee traded marginally stronger against the US dollar on Wednesday as government bond yields remained broadly steady, reflecting cautious market sentiment
National Electricity Policy concerns have intensified as leading industry bodies warn that Sri Lanka’s draft framework overlooks affordability, renewable incentives, and long-term sector
Sri Lanka Gold Refinery plans have resurfaced amid post-crisis recovery, promising to curb smuggling and boost the jewellery sector. Experts caution, however, that
Sri Lanka PMI recorded strong expansion in December 2025, signaling robust growth across manufacturing and services. The latest data reflects improved business confidence,
Sri Lanka’s Government has officially opened the Canwill divestiture, inviting local and international investors to acquire its 100% stake. This strategic move targets
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Sri Lanka faces a turbulent decade as global risks intensify, warns the World Economic Forum. Economic, geopolitical, and climate threats could challenge recovery,
Sri Lanka GDP growth 2026-27 is expected to slow from recent highs as structural constraints and global uncertainty weigh on momentum, even as
Sri Lanka business landscape 2026 is beginning to show early signs of renewal as declining borrowing costs offer cautious optimism to companies that
Sri Lanka economic growth 2026 is expected to slow moderately after a stronger rebound phase, even as macroeconomic stability and reform momentum continue