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COLOMBO, Nov 6 : Sri Lanka will use next week's budget to convince investors its economic recovery can outlast a four-year International Monetary Fund bailout that is nearing an end, while trying to revive growth and cushion households from surging energy pri…
Manufacturing activity in India experienced a slowdown in October, decreasing from the previous month's growth. Despite this, the sector remained above its long-run average due to stronger international demand. A survey indicated that nearly 18% of manufactur…
HSBC's India Manufacturing PMI fell to 54.7 from 55.1 in September, even as export orders grew at their fastest pace in six months and input cost inflation eased
Stronger overseas demand, easing input costs and rising factory inventories supported continued expansion, even as business confidence weakened during the month.
India's manufacturing activity remained firmly in expansionary territory in Oct, supported by strong export demand, even as output growth moderated and selling price inflation neared a four-year low
The three-day Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit begins in Mumbai on October 26, bringing together top regulators, bankers and investors to discuss key challenges facing India's financial sector
Over the past few months, the candidates vying to be Ottawa's next mayor have been laying out their campaign platforms. Here's how economist and former public servant Neil Saravanamuttoo journeyed from career public servant to anti-establishment crusader.
From debt diplomacy to the Global South, this book explores the defining issues of our times through a critical and often provocative lens
Christine Lagarde is likely to be appointed as the chair of the World Economic Forum next month. This change would require her to step down from her position as European Central Bank chief. Following Lagarde's exit, there will be a reshuffle within the ECB du…
Sri Lanka still has to reckon with its Easter bombings - The Economist
Sri Lanka’s 2028 debt repayments not cause for alarm: Economist - Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
The Gulf war will change Asia for good The Economist
Which country is the biggest loser from the energy shock? - The Economist
Led by a Marxist, battered by a storm, Sri Lanka is doing better - The Economist
Sri Lanka is still reeling from its economic collapse - The Economist
An upset in Sri Lanka propels an outsider into power - The Economist
Sri Lanka shows how broken debt negotiations have become - The Economist
Why is Sri Lanka in turmoil? The Economist
The president should resign to save Sri Lanka from collapse - The Economist
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