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Bangladesh is hopeful that Sri Lanka will repay the debt of $200 million that it owes to the country by March 2023. Abdur Rouf Talukder, Governor of Bangladesh Bank, provided a positive outlook on the matter after a meeting with his Sri Lankan counterpart Nandalal Weerasinghe in the United States. The central bank chief travelled […]
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Sri Lanka tourism is yet to see large foreign visitors after political crisis ended.
Sri Lanka sees toughest UNHRC resolution after continuous failure to address human rights
September tourist arrivals have plunged to lowest in 11 months.
Crisis-hit Sri Lanka is desperately looking for tourism earning to finance its imports
Investor sentiment has turned buoyant after IMF comments
Shares have been on the rise mainly on positive sentiment after the IMF comments.
Market sees over 600 million rupees of net foreign inflow
Market saw net foreign inflow for the 18th session in the last 21.
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Market has seen 5.52 billion in foreign outflow in last 19 sessions
Market sees continuous net foreign buying in the last 10 sessions
Day's turnover hits over 7-month high; foreign inflows hit highest in 3 years
Market saw net foreign outflow for the 1st time in 16 straight sessions.
An LOLC merger speculation helps gain
Sri Lanka is likely to face a new resolution at the upcoming UNHRC session - diplomats
(PTI) The IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva yesterday (4) said she is pleased the Washington-based lender and the Sri Lankan government have reached a staff-level agreement to provide about $2.9 billion to help the bankrupt country, terming the deal as an “important step forward.” The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Thursday announced that it will provide […]
"Investors expect the economy to recover sooner than later."
Foreign flows into Sri Lanka stocks turned into net inflow on Wednesday
Market up for the first time in six straight sessions
The country is yet to see the impacts of economic crisis easing.
Sri Lanka stocks gained to four month high early this month on political stability hope
There will be selling ahead of the interim budget on August 30
ASPI lost 183 points
The main All Share Price Index (ASPI) fell 0.66%
The energy and plantation sector is gaining pace again
Market sees foreign inflows
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Market has risen in 14 sessions out of the last 16.