Assures country is not near turmoil, says SL has reacted best to regional currency upheaval Confirms only $ 250 m used from reserves to manage currency
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CBSL refutes Nomura’s analysis that SL economy risks currency crisis
Nomura Holdings Inc., releasing their latest analysis, lists Sri Lanka among the seven emerging economies at risk of an exchange-rate crisis, reported several foreign media.
Sri Lankan president’s anger over airline cashew nuts – report
Sri Lanka’s national airline has been rebuked by President Maithripala Sirisena over some cashew nuts which had been served to him, reports foreign media. President
Former Central bank Governor presents distorted viewpoint on Sri Lanka’s outstanding debt – General Treasury
Sri Lanka’s General Treasury says former Central Bank Governor Ajith Nivard Cabraal in an article published recently under the caption “The Government’s Growth Scam” has
Sri Lanka’s Softlogic Holdings to raise Rs. 7 bn with equity sale
The Board of Softlogic Holdings announced that the company has come to an agreement with Samena Ceylon Holdings Limited, a Mauritius-based company to raise private
SriLankan Airlines get a new lifeline to solve ‘crisis situation’
Sri Lanka’s national carrier SriLankan Airlines -once a profit making ambassador to the country, has fallen into a debt ridden institution in trouble. It was
Moody’s publishes FAQ on Sri Lanka’s fiscal reforms, exposure to liquidity and external vulnerability risks
Moody’s Investors Service says that Sri Lanka’s (B1 negative) high general government debt levels, very low debt affordability, and fragile external payments position continue to
Government reinstated financial powers vested with the legislature – Premier
Sri Lanka Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe says the current unity government was able to reinstate the financial powers with the legislature which in the past
How can you say that the economy is stable? Nalin Hewage questions the PM
Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe went on with his usual talk while speaking in Deniyaya, saying Sri Lanka’s income is increasing. The PM started off saying