Money & Macro on MSN36m
Who Really Killed Sri Lanka’s Economy?Was it Russia’s war, US financial policies, China’s debt diplomacy, or local corruption that killed Sri Lanka’s economy?
Sri Lanka's budgeted expenditure for 2025 will likely lead to a wider fiscal deficit and slower-than-expected fiscal ...
Profits at Sri Lanka's Hatton National Bank grew 363 percent to 20.53 billion rupees helped by a reversal of provisions made ...
A recent economic discussion program on a major television channel hosted a panel that included two economists, a representative of the SME sector and three Members of Parliament, one of whom is a ...
Approval rating for Sri Lanka's new government has risen to 62 percent in February 2025, according to a survey conducted by ...
On the right, Anura Kumara Dissanayake, President of Sri Lanka. On the left, Dr. S. Jaishankar, India’s Minister of External ...
During the discussions, the World Bank delegation expressed appreciation for the progress made in Sri Lanka’s debt ...
Sri Lanka will maintain a primary account surplus of 2.3% of GDP, in line with IMF requirements, for 2025, the president said. The government will also ensure that Colombo repays all its debt ...
Sri Lanka's new President Anura Kumara Dissanayake will present his first budget on Monday to outline how the island nation ...
The government will soon enter into an agreement on debt restructuring with Hungarian Export Credit Insurance Private Limited (HECIPL), which will include the loan concessions, under the debt ...
As Sri Lanka emerges from its worst economic crisis, the new government faces the challenge of balancing recovery with ...
The Sri Lankan government has introduced a series of fiscal measures in its 2025 budget, including higher levies on casinos.
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