Sri Lanka Budget 2026: Reform and Recovery Path
Sri Lanka Budget 2026, presented by President and Finance Minister Anura Kumara Dissanayake, outlines a reform-driven roadmap for economic recovery. Amid lingering post-crisis.
Sri Lanka Budget 2026, presented by President and Finance Minister Anura Kumara Dissanayake, outlines a reform-driven roadmap for economic recovery. Amid lingering post-crisis.
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 economy is expected to grow by 9.3% by 2030 under the proposed Japan-Sri Lanka-India Export-Oriented Industrial Corridor, which aims to deepen.
The ongoing IMF Sri Lanka review marks a crucial step in the nation’s post-crisis recovery as the International Monetary Fund conducts its fifth.
Sri Lanka private credit expanded by 201.5 billion rupees in July 2025, continuing its strong growth momentum and reflecting increased lending confidence under.
Sri Lanka foreign reserves rose to 6,166 million US dollars in August 2025, reflecting only a modest increase, as concerns persist over monetary.