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Sri Lanka’s foreign reserves hit $6.8 billion in Dec 2025, fueled by loans and debt repayments, with growth projected at 4%–5% in 2026.
Sri Lanka’s foreign reserves rose to $6.8 billion in December 2025, driven by IMF and Asian Development Bank loans and debt repayments, with the rupee weakening slightly to 310.12/18 per dollar.
The central bank projects 4%–5% economic growth in 2026, surpassing IMF and World Bank forecasts, and will review its inflation target in 2026.
The Port City project launched $1.2 billion in investments, with $732 million pending approval despite shortened tax holidays.
A deep depression in the Bay of Bengal prompted heavy rain warnings for January 9, while stock markets rose and bond yields fluctuated.
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Las reservas extranjeras de Sri Lanka alcanzaron los $ 6.8 mil millones en diciembre de 2025, impulsadas por préstamos y reembolsos de deudas, con un crecimiento proyectado del 4% al 5% en 2026.