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US DOLLAR: RS. 316.77 UK POUND: RS. 427.55 EURO: RS. 370.79 JAPANESE YEN: RS. 1.98 INDIAN RUPEE: RS. 3.37 AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR: RS. 226.59

BUSINESS AFFAIRS

  • Jan- 2018 -
    1 January

    THE ECONOMY

    Reflecting on what I wrote 12 months ago in the January 2017 edition of LMD, it would appear that some of the key themes and trends

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  • 1 January

    POSTWAR INVESTMENT

    State and non-state entities, and diaspora experts, strongly advocate that Sri Lankans living overseas actively engage as key

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  • 1 January

    ICT INDUSTRY

    A rapidly growing industry in Sri Lanka, ICT serves a broad spectrum of areas. With Sri Lanka graduating to a middle income country

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  • 1 January

    WASTE MANAGEMENT

    Garbage disposal has become a perennial issue in Sri Lanka mainly due to the irresponsible attitude of politicians and others

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  • Dec- 2017 -
    1 December

    INFLATION OUTLOOK

    While most macroeconomic indicators such as gross official reserves are heading in the right direction, inflation doesn’t seem to be moving in the same fashion.

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  • 1 December

    FDI OUTLOOK

    Understanding what drives foreign direct investment (FDI) is a key focus here in Sri Lanka, which may gain from insights shared

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  • 1 December

    NATIONAL REJUVENATION

    Three important decisions were taken at the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC), which concluded on 24 October – and they will

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  • 1 December

    CONSUMER RIGHTS

    Today, Sri Lankan consumers are protected by the laws and regulations stated in the Consumer Affairs Authority Act No.

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  • Nov- 2017 -
    1 November

    ECONOMIC REVIEW

    Sri Lanka’s GDP growth has been weak over the last two years. Quarterly GDP has been below six percent in the most recent eight quarters – and the last time

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  • 1 November

    DOLLAR POWER

    As things stand, the health of every economy on Earth is dependent on one factor: flow. If money does not move, everything and everyone

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