Central Bank rate stability in the face of global uncertainty has become a defining feature of Sri Lanka’s monetary policy in early 2026. On 25
How rising electricity and energy tariffs affect businesses and household budgets has become a pressing reality for Sri Lankans following the tariff adjustments announced on
Why (ICT/BPM) services exports may be Sri Lanka’s next big export engine is no longer a future possibility, it is already materialising in the data.
Sri Lanka Export Sector 2026 – Strong Momentum and What It Means for Trade Growth? It has delivered an encouraging message to exporters, investors, and
Skills in demand Sri Lanka are shifting away from degrees alone and toward practical, job-ready abilities. Employers are increasingly looking for AI, cloud, cybersecurity, data,
SME loans in Sri Lanka remain difficult to access for many small businesses despite improving banking sector conditions. Rising loan rejections and strict collateral requirements
Are scam networks exposing Sri Lanka’s digital-governance gap has become a critical question that goes far beyond individual fraud cases and strikes at the heart
Banks have liquidity, but are SMEs really getting easier access to finance remains one of the most pressing questions facing Sri Lanka’s private sector in
Why households in Sri Lanka are being forced into reactive living stems from repeated global and domestic shocks that turn every family budget into a
Tourism weakness is more than a travel problem, when visitor numbers slow or spending drops, the shock waves spread far beyond hotel lobbies and beach
