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  • Jan- 2017 -
    13 January

    TRADE CONCESSIONS

    The European Commission on Wednesday proposed restoring tariff concessions for imports from Sri Lanka after scrapping them

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  • 9 January

    PROTEST CAMPAIGN

    Sri Lanka police fired teargas to disperse hundreds of people protesting the launch Saturday of a special industrial

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  • 6 January

    CURRENCY MARKETS

    China on Friday hiked the yuan against the dollar in its biggest one-day increase since 2005, after the greenback fell

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  • Dec- 2016 -
    30 December

    ECONOMIC POLICY

    Beijing has pledged to open up more economic sectors to foreign investment, an official statement said, as foreign chambers

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  • 23 December

    REGIONAL MARKETS

    Most Asian markets fell Friday following a retreat on Wall Street and as oil prices weakened on the last trading day before Christmas

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  • 19 December

    FINANCIAL AID

    Sri Lanka has secured US$ 1.34 billion in loans from the World Bank to boost the cash-strapped island’s economy over the next

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  • 5 December

    CURRENCY MARKETS

    The euro hit a 20-month low Monday and most Asian stocks retreated as a fresh wave of uncertainty hit markets after Italy’s prime minister resigned following a heavy referendum defeat.

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  • 2 December

    REGIONAL MARKETS

    Asian stocks turned negative Friday and oil prices retreated along with the dollar as investors took a step back from a recent rally, while caution

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  • 1 December

    ENERGY POLICY

    The Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL) has introduced a proposal that would exempt electricity consumers who

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  • Nov- 2016 -
    28 November

    HUMAN RIGHTS

    Sri Lanka’s President Maithripala Sirisena has asked Donald Trump to pressure the UN Human Rights Council to drop war crimes allegations

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