Sri Lanka's central bank has tightened credit for private commercial vehicles by reducing the loans value banks and finance companies can give to customers, with effect from 08, 2025.

The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce has welcomed the National Budget 2026, stating that it reinforces policy predictability, ...

When Kiri Banda retired from his job as a cook in the Sri Lankan capital Colombo, he hoped for a peaceful old age living with ...

It was another day of agony for Rizeena, as she waited with her family at their home in eastern Sri Lanka to meet yet another potential husband for her sister - the 46th time they have tried to find ...

When Sri Lanka's economy collapsed in 2022, politicians and officials were accused of brazenly stealing the island's assets. ...

A Sheffield-based medical device manufacturer is poised for growth in Egypt, North Africa, Japan and Sri Lanka.

HONG KONG—Sri Lanka is seeking foreign investment to upgrade and develop its airport infrastructure, a key part of its ...

China’s expanding debt trap is tightening its grip across Asia, with Pakistan and Sri Lanka already mired in financial distress from unsustainable Chinese loans, and Indonesia now showing similar warn ...

Sri Lanka imported vehicles worth more than US$ 1.2 billion during the first nine months of 2025, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) has confirmed. According to the External Sector Performance ...

India’s unwavering commitment to finding a smoother mechanism for cross-border payment settlements in the neighbourhood will ...

Revenue collected by Sri Lanka Customs jumped around 30 percent in October compared to the monthly target, while the total revenue has reached around 95 percent of the full year target, the government ...

Reflecting strong portfolio quality, prudent management, and investor confidence Lanka Rating Agency Ltd (LRA), Sri Lanka’s ...