IMF Engages in Talks with Sri Lanka for Program Review to Advance Economic Recovery
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is actively engaging with Sri Lanka’s new administration to discuss priorities as it works toward the next review.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is actively engaging with Sri Lanka’s new administration to discuss priorities as it works toward the next review.
At the G-24 press briefing during the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings on October 22, the G-24 countries advocated for the establishment of a.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised concerns about the elevated uncertainty surrounding the global economic outlook, citing the potential impact of elections.
According to the Institute of Policy Studies (IPS), Sri Lanka’s export economy remains heavily reliant on apparel, with goods and services exports accounting.
Sri Lanka is grappling with high poultry feed costs due to import duties and trade controls on maize, a key ingredient in animal.
Sri Lanka’s tea industry witnessed a remarkable surge in September 2024, with tea production reaching a seven-year high of 24.13 million kilos, according.
The Sri Lankan government will revisit the decision to increase state worker salaries in 2025, according to Minister Vijitha Herath. The previous cabinet.
Foreign investment in Sri Lanka’s government securities surged last week, with Central Bank data revealing a 15.7 percent increase in foreign holdings. The.
A recent study by the Institute of Policy Studies (IPS) reveals that the Sri Lankan government lost an alarming Rs.80 billion in tax.
Sri Lanka’s economy is on the path to recovery, with the World Bank projecting a growth rate of 4.4% for 2024, surpassing previous.