Economic Sentiment Shows Improvement Despite Concerns Over Long-Term Growth
In its March edition, business magazine LMD reports that the economic sentiment in Sri Lanka remains steady, with a positive outlook despite challenges.
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In its March edition, business magazine LMD reports that the economic sentiment in Sri Lanka remains steady, with a positive outlook despite challenges.
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