Sri Lanka’s rupee closed at 299.45/65 to the US dollar in the spot market Wednesday, stronger against Tuesday’s close of 299.80/87, dealers said, while bond yields edged down further.

Sri Lanka has failed to maintain a consistent and strategic tourism marketing campaign to boost the industry, an industry ...

ECONONYNEXT – Facing possible job losses mainly in the country’s top export sector apparel industry, Sri Lanka President ...

Sri Lanka's broader All Share Price Index (ASPI) rose 0.33 percent on Wednesday despite high volatility in the market, brokers said.

Sri Lanka has sold 162.5 billion rupees of Treasury bills, with yields sharply down across maturities, data from the state ...

Bids have been invited from registered suppliers of the Petroleum Corporation for the purchase of 05 shiploads of Diesel ...

Sri Lanka's cabinet of ministers this week approved the recruitment of 15,073 workers for vacancies in 18 line ministries, 4 ...

Sri Lanka's cabinet of ministers this week approved the recruitment of 15,073 workers for vacancies in 18 line ministries, 4 ...

UN Women and Chrysalis have delivered in-kind support to around 100 women-led micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in ...

Sales of popular soft drinks, ice creams and convenience foods grew as demand recovered amid falling prices and costs, John ...

The SheTrades Sri Lanka Hub web page, under the UK government-funded SheTrades Commonwealth+ Programme framework, was ...

The Chinese Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao will lead a 115-member business delegation representing 77 Chinese companies to ...