ECONOMYNEXT – The Colombo Stock Exchange continued to slide during midday trade on Friday, CSE data showed, as Brent crude oil prices crossed the 100 dollars per barrel mark again. The All Share Price ...

Three of Sri Lanka's private commercial banks have already exhausted their current loan quotas for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), and the government is looking to make additional ...

John Keells Hotels has sold a 98.39 percent stake in Kandy Walk Inn Limited, the company that owns the Cinnamon Citadel hotel, to Lavendish Leisure of the Dedigama Group, for 2.777 billion rupees.

Sri Lanka has sold 130 billion rupees in 2030, 2034 and 2036 bonds, data from the public debt management office showed.

ECONOMYNEXT – The United Nations-flagged research vessel Dr. Fridtjof Nansen arrived in Sri Lanka for a joint marine survey, the island nation’s Foreign Ministry said, after the ship was delayed from ...

Fitch Ratings-Hong Kong: APAC port and airport operators would face mixed but increasingly negative credit effects if Iran-linked shipping and airspace disruption persists, Fitch Ratings says.

Sri Lanka’s Colombo Stock Exchange closed down on Thursday, data showed, as global uncertainty rose after cargo ships in the Gulf region were attacked.

ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka Parliament’s committee on high posts has approved the appointments of 12 new envoys. The Committee on High Posts approved: Dharshana M Perera as high commissioner-designate to ...

The 23rd edition of Sri Lanka’s flagship fashion show, Colombo Fashion Week, will feature designers from Russia, China, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and South Africa organizers said.

President Masato Kanda who met with Sri Lanka Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya at ADB’s Manila headquarters, has reaffirmed the strong development partnership between ADB and Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka’s DFCC Bank said it will list its Blue Bond on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange. The bond is already listed on the Colombo Stock Exchange and on the National Stock Exchange International ...

Sri Lanka’s rupee closed at 310.85/95 to the US dollar in the spot market Wednesday, stronger than 310.95/311.05 the previous ...