Sri Lanka’s official foreign reserve assets have decreased to US$ 6.08 billion in June 2025, according to the latest data released by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL).
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Accidents have become a major public health crisis in Sri Lanka, causing around 12,000 deaths annually, with 3,000 occurring after hospitalization, according to the Ministry of Health and Mass Media.
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Weekly Economic Review
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Sri Lanka had signed agreements completing bilateral debt restructuring with Hungary, a Finance Ministry statement said.
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Sri Lanka’s central bank has appointed an administrator to run the Nation Lanka Finance Plc,
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Weekly Political Review Wide Angle focuses: UN Human Rights Push and Economic Crossroads in Sri Lanka UN High Commissioner Renews Human Rights Demands While IMF, US Tariff Talks Highlight Fragile Recovery By Rohana Jith
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Sri Lanka has reportedly missed a key marine research opportunity due to delays in granting approval for a UN-flagged vessel,
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WEEKLY ECONOMIC REVIEW
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Sri Lanka Customs has announced that it has earned a revenue of around Rs. 165 billion from vehicle imports alone so far this year, following the government’s decision to lift the ban on automobile imports.
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Sri Lanka’s agricultural production in paddy, fish, coconut, and rubber declined in April, the central bank said, while tea production increased due to favourable weather.
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