Sri Lanka Secures €8M EU Grant for Green Rubber Growth
Sri Lanka secures a €8 million EU grant to drive green rubber growth, boosting sustainable practices and economic development. The initiative targets decarbonising.
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Sri Lanka secures a €8 million EU grant to drive green rubber growth, boosting sustainable practices and economic development. The initiative targets decarbonising.
Sri Lanka 2026 growth is projected at 5 percent, Central Bank Governor Dr. Nandalal Weerasinghe announced. The projection reflects both public and private.
Sri Lanka 2026 economic growth is expected to reach between 4 and 5 percent, according to the Central Bank Governor, offering renewed confidence.
Sri Lanka Treasury bills issuance expanded further this week as the government raised additional funds through a post-auction tap sale, signalling sustained financing.
Sri Lanka intra-day FX rate reforms are set to reshape the country’s foreign exchange market as the Central Bank moves to improve transparency.
Sri Lanka cash short banks sharply increased their reliance on central bank funding as overnight liquidity conditions deteriorated. Official data show emergency borrowing.
The Sri Lanka rupee edged weaker against the US dollar as midweek trading reflected cautious market sentiment and stable bond yields. Analysts continued.
Sri Lanka fuel prices have risen from January 5, 2026, as the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation adjusts diesel, premium fuels, and other petroleum products.
Sri Lanka budget deficit is expected to rise by 1.4 percent in 2026, reaching 6.5 percent of GDP, as the government allocates additional.
Sri Lanka coconut export revenue crossed the one-billion-dollar mark in the first ten months of 2025, driven by strong global demand for value-added.