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Anusha Ondaatjie's coverage focuses on the finance and economy of Sri Lanka, particularly in relation to government announcements, IMF loans, inflation, budgeting, and debt restructuring. She frequently cites data to support her reporting.
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By: Anusha Ondaatjie
The executive board of the International Monetary Fund is expected to meet this month to decide on a Rapid Financing Instrument for Sri Lanka as it rebuilds from the devastation caused by Cyclone Ditwah, an official said.
Sri Lanka’s central bank held its benchmark rate unchanged for a fifth straight meeting, with rising oil prices from the Middle East conflict adding to inflationary pressure.
Sri Lanka’s state-run Ceylon Petroleum Corp. is in talks with Russian oil companies to import petroleum products, as the Middle East war constrains flows, boosts prices and prompts buyers to look for cargoes.
By: Anusha Ondaatjie
The International Monetary Fund reached a staff-level agreement with Sri Lanka, paving the way toward unlocking about $700 million in financing for the South Asian nation.
By: Asantha Sirimanne, Anusha Ondaatjie
Sri Lanka is probing the theft of $2.5 million by hackers who breached the Finance Ministry’s computer systems, Treasury Secretary Harshana Suriyapperuma said on Thursday.
By: Anusha Ondaatjie
Sri Lanka’s government has disclosed a payment lapse involving funds due to the US Post, days after revealing a separate cyberattack, raising fresh questions about its financial safeguards as it continues to recover from an unprecedented default.
(Bloomberg) -- Sri Lanka's government has disclosed a payment lapse involving funds due to the US Post, days after revealing a separate cyberattack, raising
The former chief executive officer of Sri Lanka’s national carrier was found dead at a residence in Colombo as authorities reopen an investigation into alleged bribery.
By: Anusha Ondaatjie
Sri Lanka’s central bank raised its policy rate to support the currency and contain inflationary pressures amid growing strain on the economy from the Iran war.
Sri Lanka’s central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged, balancing the need to bring inflation back to target while supporting economic growth as renewed conflict between the US and Iran clouds the global outlook.
