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2017 tea production up 5% to 307mn kg, exports $1.5bn
Business

2017 tea production up 5% to 307mn kg, exports $1.5bn

19/03/20182 min read

Sri Lanka’s tea industry recovered in 2017 with the crop up 5% to 307 million kilos from a year ago and export earnings rising to

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Sri Lanka’s apparel industry needs high tech digitalization to advance
Business

Sri Lanka’s apparel industry needs high tech digitalization to advance

09/03/20183 min read

Sri Lanka’s world class apparel industry which reported the highest export earnings in history last year, needs high tech digitalization to advance further, Minister of

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Sri Lanka’s trade deficit expands 7.5% in September 2017 despite double-digit growth in exports earnings
Business

Sri Lanka’s trade deficit expands 7.5% in September 2017 despite double-digit growth in exports earnings

27/11/20173 min read

Despite a double-digit growth in exports earnings surpassing US$ 1 billion for the third-consecutive month, Sri Lanka’s trade deficit widened 7.5 percent to US$ 656

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Opinion: Budget 2018 – Will Clarity in Thought Translate to Clarity in Action?
Opinion

Opinion: Budget 2018 – Will Clarity in Thought Translate to Clarity in Action?

15/11/20177 min read

By Kithmina Hewage &Harini Weerasekera Slow growth, declining export earnings and FDI inflows, and inadequate foreign exchange reserve cover characterize Sri Lanka’s current macroeconomic climate.

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