EXCHANGE RATES (MIDDLE RATES)
US DOLLAR: RS. 316.44 UK POUND: RS. 427.32 EURO: RS. 372.13 JAPANESE YEN: RS. 1.99 INDIAN RUPEE: RS. 3.40 AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR: RS. 226.41

BUSINESS AFFAIRS

  • Sep- 2023 -
    1 September

    AGRICULTURE SECTOR

    Climate change presents significant obstacles to global food security. The agriculture sector is already

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  • Jul- 2023 -
    27 July

    ECONOMIC TRAJECTORY

    The Central Bank of Sri Lanka cut policy rates in early June and again in July to signal the beginning of a monetary easing

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  • 27 July

    WORLD ECONOMY

    One of the chief macro challenges facing the world economy is inflation. Central banks are entering a new phase in the battle

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  • 27 July

    STATE SECTOR

    Decades of inefficiency, bureaucratic lethargy, malpractices and rampant corruption have plagued Sri Lanka’s public service. So much so that it’s

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  • 27 July

    SOCIAL ENTERPRISE

    Social enterprises (SEs) focus on improving society and the environment, and reinvest most of their profits back into the business. These enterprises put

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  • Jun- 2023 -
    29 June

    STATE OF BALANCE

    Terminology in economics can be confusing to many and varying interpretations could lead to different outcomes. A case

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  • 29 June

    G7 SUMMIT

    Expectations were high at this year’s G7 summit in Hiroshima, Japan. In addition to the Group of Seven leaders, representatives

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  • 29 June

    MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY

    Promoting inventors and their inventions is essential for a country’s progress, and it’s for this purpose that the Sri Lanka Inventors

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  • 29 June

    AGRICULTURE SECTOR

    Smallholder farmers play an important role in ensuring global food security as they produce around a third of the world’s food supply. They face many challenges

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  • 1 June

    ECONOMIC INDICATORS

    After peaking at 69.8 percent year on year in September 2022, the Colombo Consumer Price Index (CCPI) fell to 35.3 percent in April

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