Sri Lanka
Remittances and tourism support Sri Lanka GDP recovery
Sri Lanka GDP grows 4.5% in 2025, CSE and LKR strengthen with remittances, tourism recovery, and fiscal reforms, signaling progress toward restoring pre-crisis economic output.
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka GDP grows 4.5% in 2025, CSE and LKR strengthen with remittances, tourism recovery, and fiscal reforms, signaling progress toward restoring pre-crisis economic output.
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka’s GDP rebounds and debt falls to 96%, boosting LK:CSEASI and sovereign yields, reflecting fiscal discipline and tourism recovery while attracting institutional investors for emerging Asia allocations.
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka targets 50% SME e-commerce and 5.5% digital GDP by 2027 as SLBUSD=BG yields stay near 11% and reserves hold at USD 3.7bn, setting measurable reforms on broadband, FDI inflows, and fiscal resilience to anchor digital-led recovery.
Sri Lanka
Hayleys’ 100-store supermarket expansion tests Sri Lanka’s consumer demand and logistics depth as inflation cools, the rupee (LKR=X) steadies, and global commodity prices (CL=F) shape margin dynamics and market re-rating potential.