Sri Lanka external sector performance in March showed continued resilience in the first quarter of 2026, recording a cumulative current account surplus of US$ 531
VAT amendments from July 2026 mark another significant step in Sri Lanka’s ongoing tax reforms aimed at broadening the tax base and improving revenue collection.
Sri Lanka Finance Ministry Cyber Attack – Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development has confirmed a significant cyber breach involving the diversion
The CBSL Financial Statements 2025 paint a picture of solid balance sheet expansion and improved equity for the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, even as
Trincomalee oil storage tanks represent one of Sri Lanka’s most significant yet underutilized colonial-era assets, offering a timely opportunity for energy security and economic advancement.
Sri Lanka industrial recovery continues to build positive momentum through coordinated policy reforms, enhanced financing access, and strategic initiatives led by the Ministry of Industries
Sri Lanka personal income tax continues to play a central role in shaping financial planning for individuals and enterprises during the 2026/27 year of assessment.
Regional markets often get ignored but can be growth hubs for commerce, services, and exports in Sri Lanka in 2026. While Colombo remains the primary
Fintech isn’t just about convenience, it’s about financial inclusion and growth capacity for Sri Lankan SMEs in 2026. Small and medium enterprises form the backbone
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
