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BUSINESS AFFAIRS

  • Jun- 2023 -
    1 June

    WORLD ECONOMY

    As far as the world economy is concerned, there are reasons to be both fearful and cheerful. With the recent release of the IMF’s

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  • 1 June

    AGRICULTURE SECTOR

    Climate change impacts agriculture significantly. As tempera­tures rise and weather patterns become more unpredictable, farmers face numerous challenges

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  • 1 June

    SUSTAINABILITY DRIVE

    There is a scientific consensus that the world urgently needs to transition towards a radically different growth path that’s sustainable and low carbon

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  • May- 2023 -
    4 May

    ECONOMIC REFORM

    Sri Lanka received approval from the IMF for an Extended Fund Facility (EFF) on 20 March. This marked around a year since

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  • 3 May

    FED POLICY

    It’s an interesting time to revisit US Federal Reserve policy given the recent turmoil in the banking sector. The failure of two

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  • 2 May

    FOOD SECTOR

    In December, the World Food Programme (WFP) announced that around 30 percent of Sri Lanka’s population – that’s over 6.5 million people – were

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  • 1 May

    AGRICULTURE SECTOR

    Urban agriculture – the cultivation, processing and distribution of food in or near metropolitan areas – has the potential to improve global food

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  • Mar- 2023 -
    30 March

    THE TRADE DEFICIT

    The trade deficit narrowed last year, falling to its lowest level since 2010; this was driven by higher exports and lower

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  • 30 March

    WORLD TRADE OUTLOOK

    Global trade continues to face multiple challenges as inflation and high interest rates, debt distress and geopolitical frictions

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  • 30 March

    INVESTMENT CLIMATE

    The story of attracting foreign investors to Sri Lanka is not a happy one and the blame lies with successive governments rather than any foreigners.

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