Sri Lanka Foreign Investments Surge Past $1.1Bn in 2025
Sri Lanka foreign investments are expected to reach US$1.1 billion in 2025, marking a strong rebound driven by renewed investor confidence, policy reforms,.
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Sri Lanka foreign investments are expected to reach US$1.1 billion in 2025, marking a strong rebound driven by renewed investor confidence, policy reforms,.
Sri Lanka loan demand is expected to rise sharply in the third quarter of 2025, driven by improved business confidence, vehicle imports, and.
Sri Lanka tax failures have fueled a worsening poverty crisis and eroded basic rights, according to a new Human Rights Watch (HRW) report..
Sri Lanka economic recovery is gaining momentum with stronger-than-expected growth, but experts warn that sustaining this rebound will depend on deep structural reforms.
Sri Lanka economic recovery is gaining momentum with stronger-than-expected growth, but experts warn that sustaining this rebound will depend on deep structural reforms.
Structural growth is emerging as the cornerstone of Sri Lanka’s economic recovery, according to the IPS “State of the Economy 2025” report. The.
Sri Lanka Tax Reform is urgently required to address the economic crisis and chronic underfunding of public education, Human Rights Watch warns. The.
The Sri Lanka central bank net reserves rose to USD 1.71 billion in August 2025, reflecting improved liquidity and the partial unwinding of.
Sri Lanka agriculture growth gained fresh momentum in August 2025, driven by rising paddy and coconut production. However, the latest central bank data.
Sri Lanka sapphire hub plans are gaining momentum as the government announced its strategy to transform the nation into a world leader in.