EXCHANGE RATES (MIDDLE RATES)
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

OPINION POLLS

  • Mar- 2022 -
    31 March

    BUSINESS SENTIMENT

    Whether you view the devaluation of the Sri Lankan Rupee, the prospect of some form of debt restructuring and consequently, an easing

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  • 31 March

    BURNING ISSUES

    Year 2022 is seeing shifting anxieties with COVI D-19 being top of the mind as the year dawned, to economic strife and concerns about

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  • 31 March

    THE ECONOMY

    Not an inch of ground has been gained since this time last month, as the nation continues to grapple with multiple crises, on top of

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  • 31 March

    CONSUMER CONFIDENCE

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  • 29 March

    THE COST OF LIVING

    It wasn’t long ago that the household burden jumped to an all-time high – in December, the barometer of the cost of living breached

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  • 22 March

    EXECUTIVE HEALTH

    With Sri Lanka slowly recovering from its fourth wave of COVID-19, I have grown accustomed to being accosted

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  • 3 March

    BUSINESS SENTIMENT

    The Central Bank of Sri Lanka’s most recent Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) reveals that the nation’s manufacturing sector recovered

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  • 3 March

    BURNING ISSUES

    The shift in anxiety in the new year – from the dreaded coronavirus to the equally gut-wrenching economic strife – continues to hold sway

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  • 3 March

    THE ECONOMY

    There’s been a ground swell of criticism from within the ranks of the business community in recent times as Sri Lanka continues to grapple

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  • 3 March

    CONSUMER CONFIDENCE

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