Computer and IT /BPO services brings USD 210 Mn for the 1Q 2025 up by 11%

Computer and IT /BPO services brings USD 210 Mn for the 1Q 2025 up by 11%

Net service exports grow marginally from USD 1,187 Mn to USD 1,220 Mn for the 1Q 2025

Gross official Reserves fell in April compared with previous month

Government has recorded a primary surplus of LKR 328Bn for the first two months of 2025

Sri Lanka budget deficit has shrink by massive 33% for the first two months of 2025

Government expenditure has grown by 9.1% for the first two months of 2025

Government revenue has grown by 17.5% for the first two months of 2025

Sri Lanka inflation reached -2.0% in April 2025

Trade deficit expanded by 24% for the first three months of 2025

Country recorded LKR 119Bn as the Primary balance for the January 2025

Apparel exports reached USD 1,312Mn for the first three months of 2025

The fiscal deficit o f the government has fallen by 28.5% in January 2025

Government's expenditure has increased by 3.5% in January 2025

Government Revenue increased by 22.4% for the January 2025

Notable expansions in both Manufacturing and Services activities in March 2025

Industry sector is continue to recover as IIP is growing at average 6% over the last six months

Construction sector is growing at 27.5% in 4th quarter 2024

Apparel exports up by 11.74% for the first two months of 2025

Worker remittances show sharp bounce in March 2025

The Annual Net trade on Apparel sector has been around in USD 2.5Bn

Sri Lanka annual apparel export's to USA has fallen from 45% to 40% during 2018-2024

Informal private sector real wage index is approaching 10% growth

Current Account was in deficit in 4Q 2024 however it is recovering in 2025

Service exports (Net) increased by 14% in February 2025

Downward pattern of the inflation breaks after eight months

Merchandising trade deficit fell in February after a sharp increase of seasonal imports in the last two months

Sri Lanka's fuel consumption back to pre-crisis level

Sri Lanka is back on USD 4000+ per capita GDP level after five years

FX earning from apparel exports surge by 22% in January from year ago

Manufacturing and Service sectors are continued to expansion in February

Sri Lanka Debt to GDP down from 114% at end of 2023 to 104% at end of 2024

Sri Lanka GDP growth turned to positive (5%) after two years of contraction

Sri Lanka's 4Q GDP reached 5.4% despite agriculture down

Industrial projections is recovering at lower phase