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Sri Lanka's garment exports ease 16.5% to $1,843.3 mn in Jan-May 2023 - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka's garment exports ease 16.5% to $1,843.3 mn in Jan-May 2023

Sri Lanka's garment exports dropped 16.5 per cent to $1,843.3 million in January-May 2023, due to the global slowdown. Textile exports fell 3.1 per cent to $144.6 million....

Sri Lanka's garment exports ease 17% to $1,769.9 mn in Jan-Apr 2023 - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka's garment exports ease 17% to $1,769.9 mn in Jan-Apr 2023

In January-April 2023, Sri Lanka's garment exports fell 17 per cent to $1,468.7 million. Meanwhile, textile exports slightly increased by 1.8 per cent to $114.2 million....

External sector, weather uncertainties risk to growth, says FinMin report - Vimarsana News

External sector, weather uncertainties risk to growth, says FinMin report

There are downside risks to growth and upside risks to inflation, partly channelled through the external sector and partially originating from weather uncertainties, the finance ministry said in a report on Monday. Consumption has shown steady and broad-based growth, while investment in capacity

Sri Lanka's garment exports ease 14.9% to $1,157.9 mn in Q1 2023 - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka's garment exports ease 14.9% to $1,157.9 mn in Q1 2023

Sri Lanka's garment exports decreased by 14.9 per cent to $1,157.9 million in the first quarter of 2023 compared to the same period last year due to the global economic slowdown. However,...

NEPALESE ECONOMY Slow Growth | New Spotlight Magazine - Vimarsana News

NEPALESE ECONOMY Slow Growth | New Spotlight Magazine

Two major multinational bodies' most recent growth estimates According to the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank, Nepal's GDP growth will most likely be about 4%. Although both organizations anticipated 4.4 percent GDP growth, Nepal's overhang is likely to worsen in the next months given the current health of the economy.