Sri Lanka Tourism Target 2026 Signals Powerful Growth Push
Sri Lanka tourism target 2026 has been set at three million visitors as authorities plan stronger international marketing to accelerate post-crisis recovery, following
Tourism
Economics
Sri Lanka Remittances Hit Powerful Record Near US$7.8bn
Sri Lanka remittances climbed to an all-time high of nearly US$7.8 billion last year, according to government estimates, highlighting a strong recovery in
Economics
Sri Lanka Total Imports Ease as Car Demand Shows Strength
Sri Lanka total imports declined sharply in November 2025 as overall demand softened, even while personal vehicle imports continued to rise, signalling a
Economics
Sri Lanka Tuk-Tuk Gangs Face Tough Equal Law Pledge
Sri Lanka tuk-tuk gangs have come under renewed scrutiny after authorities pledged equal enforcement of the law amid rising violence and intimidation against
Stock Market
Serendib Land Offer Rejected as Advisors Flag Lowball Risk
Serendib Land offer has drawn strong opposition from independent advisors, who warn shareholders that the mandatory bid significantly undervalues the company, highlighting a
Forex Market
Foreigners Boost Sri Lanka Rupee Bonds in Strong 2025 Run
Sri Lanka rupee bonds continued to attract foreign investor interest in early 2025, with overseas investors extending net inflows despite global bond fund
Forex Market
Sri Lanka Rupee and Bonds Update – 05Jan 2026
Sri Lanka rupee edged slightly lower against the US dollar on Monday, reflecting mild market pressure even as bond yields remained largely stable
Finance
Central Bank Extends Nation Lanka Finance Administrator in Crucial Move
The Nation Lanka Finance administrator extension marks a decisive regulatory step as the Central Bank of Sri Lanka moves to stabilise the troubled
Forex Market
Sri Lanka Rupee and Bonds Update – 24 Dec 2025
Sri Lanka rupee flat at the market open on Wednesday as bond yields remained broadly steady, reflecting cautious sentiment following recent currency depreciation
Finance
Sri Lanka AML Penalties Reach Rs.9.5 Mn in 2025
Sri Lanka AML penalties totalled Rs.9.5 million between July and September 2025, as the Central Bank’s Financial Intelligence Unit enforced compliance with anti-money