Sri Lanka Rupee and Bonds Update – 12 Jan 2026
Sri Lanka rupee opened slightly weaker against the US dollar on Monday, extending a recent depreciating trend as government bond yields remained largely
Sri Lanka rupee opened slightly weaker against the US dollar on Monday, extending a recent depreciating trend as government bond yields remained largely
The 22 Carat gold price today in Sri Lanka has surged to Rs. 359,150 per 8 grams, reflecting growing demand and market trends.
Sri Lanka Customs sets 2026 revenue target at Rs2,207bn, marking a 13.5 percent reduction from last year. Officials attribute the decline to expected
BOV Capital achieves historic exits in 2025/26, marking a milestone for Sri Lanka’s startup ecosystem. The venture capital firm’s portfolio successes, including Insureme.lk’s
India to rebuild Sri Lanka bridges is set in motion with a $30 million commitment, highlighting strong bilateral ties. The first two bridges
Sri Lanka’s Port City Law introduces a 15-year tax holiday for billion-dollar investments, marking a strategic shift in attracting foreign capital. The law
Sri Lanka gains tariff-free apparel access to the UK starting January 2026, enhancing export opportunities and market competitiveness. The liberalised rules simplify sourcing,
Sri Lanka secures a €8 million EU grant to drive green rubber growth, boosting sustainable practices and economic development. The initiative targets decarbonising
Turkish Airlines upgrades Colombo flights to the advanced A350-900, enhancing travel comfort and connectivity. The airline’s Istanbul-Colombo route now offers improved passenger experience
Sri Lanka 2026 growth is projected at 5 percent, Central Bank Governor Dr. Nandalal Weerasinghe announced. The projection reflects both public and private