A Glimpse into Sri Lanka’s Economic Future: Recovery, Risks, and Resilience
Standard Chartered Bank’s Global Research team painted a cautiously optimistic picture of Sri Lanka’s economic future during their 2024 H1 Global Research Briefing.
Providing analysis and commentary on key economic indicators such as GDP growth, unemployment rates, inflation, and consumer spending.
Standard Chartered Bank’s Global Research team painted a cautiously optimistic picture of Sri Lanka’s economic future during their 2024 H1 Global Research Briefing.
According to First Capital Research (FCR), Sri Lanka’s economic indicators exhibited positive signs of recovery in February 2024. One significant indicator is the.
Sri Lanka’s economic landscape is marked by a significant challenge: its burgeoning national debt. In 2022, the country witnessed a concerning peak in.
In a bid to bolster its foreign exchange reserves, Sri Lanka’s central bank made significant purchases totalling $113 million from forex markets in.
Sri Lanka has achieved a milestone in its energy sector, earning $3 million in revenue from the sale of 5,200 metric tons of.
The central bank of Sri Lanka has highlighted the country’s ongoing recovery from economic challenges amidst global risks, emphasizing the crucial role of.
Recent findings from the Institute for Health Policy (IHP) reveal a concerning trend in Sri Lanka’s consumer confidence, plummeting to its lowest levels.