By The Frontpage Journal Editorial Board
Sri Lanka’s economic crisis, widely regarded as one of the worst in its post-independence history, has laid bare the structural weaknesses of the country’s fiscal framework. Among the most glaring of these is the persistent shortfall in tax revenue....
A Fiscal Mandate for the Future
By The Frontpage Journal Editorial Board
In an era where fiscal responsibility is no longer optional but essential, governments around the world face mounting pressure to deliver more with less. Sri Lanka is no exception. As the nation grapples with...
By the Frontpage Journal Business Desk
Sri Lanka’s financial markets in 2024 saw more than just a turnaround in liquidity, it witnessed a shift in policy posture and institutional credibility. Drawing from the Annual Economic Review 2024 released by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, the...
Sri Lanka’s Money Market in 2024
By Frontpage Journal
Sri Lanka’s domestic money market experienced a pronounced shift in 2024, with liquidity conditions moving from persistent deficits to notable surpluses by the end of the year. According to the Annual Economic Review 2024 published by the Central...
Why Sri Lanka Needs a Sustainable Fiscal Strategy
By the Frontpage Journal Business Desk
Sri Lanka’s economic narrative in 2024 was marked by an unmistakable shift in liquidity dynamics. After grappling with persistent deficits throughout 2023, the domestic money market moved to a notable surplus by...
By the Frontpage Journal Business Desk
While 2024 marked a turnaround year for Sri Lanka’s domestic liquidity landscape, the uneven distribution of that liquidity across institutions has exposed a deeper structural flaw in the financial system. Drawing from the Annual Economic Review 2024 published by the...
