CAA Deploys 350 Officers to Continue Market Raids Through Avurudu Season
Consumer Affairs Authority says enforcement will not pause during festive season, with 6,000 inspections completed since January.
Consumer Affairs Authority says enforcement will not pause during festive season, with 6,000 inspections completed since January.
Sri Lanka's Cabinet gives the green light for a new fuel pricing formula allowing multiple price revisions per month based on world oil fluctuations.
Employees who accepted voluntary retirement when CEB was dissolved on March 9 say promised payments have not been made.
Thundershowers hit Castlereagh, Maussakelle and Upper Kotmale, easing drought that had depleted hydropower reservoirs.
Sri Lanka faces 250 GWh electricity loss from substandard coal at Lakvijaya over the April-June quarter.
Sri Lankan hotels face steep decline in domestic tourist bookings during Avurudu season as fuel shortages and rising costs deter travel.
World Bank cuts emerging market growth to 3.65% and raises inflation forecast to 4.9% as war shock overshadows Spring Meetings.
The utilities regulator says extra costs from Sri Lanka's coal procurement crisis will be excluded from all future electricity tariff revisions.
Tea growers criticise government's one-off 25,000 MT fertiliser subsidy as inadequate for 267,000 hectares of cultivation.
State-owned plantation company reports threefold profit increase to Rs. 650M, distributes Rs. 137M in employee bonuses.
Ceylon Petroleum Corporation says petrol is secured until June and diesel until May as 12 shipments arrive this month.
Petrol vehicle owners can fuel up without QR codes from midnight tonight until April 18 as CPC eases restrictions for the holiday.
ASPI surges 4.78% for the week as Iran ceasefire, IMF deal, and NCM outcome lift investor sentiment.
Fitch cuts NDB's rating to A-(lka) with Negative outlook after internal fraud eroded capital buffers and weakened risk controls.
Over 5,000 businesses received financing as ministry outlines industrial recovery milestones and upcoming investment forum.
Deputy Agriculture Minister says farmers should not fear shortages as surplus fertiliser stocks are confirmed for Yala.
CBSL confirms rupee has weakened 1.8% against the dollar in 2026, driven by Middle East conflict pressures.
Sri Lanka received $814.8 million in March remittances, pushing Q1 total to $2.29 billion despite the Middle East crisis.
First group of 16 workers to travel to Yeongwol for agricultural jobs after government revives programme halted by irregular arrangements.
SLTPB hosts 147 Bangladeshi travel agents and 35 journalists at inaugural Dhaka B2B event to diversify source markets.
ADB forecasts Sri Lanka's GDP growth slowing from 5% to 4% in 2026 as Middle East conflict and inflation weigh on recovery.
ADB economist says prolonged US-Iran war could cut Sri Lanka's 2026 growth by 0.5-0.8% and add 3-5pp to inflation.
AmCham president says regulatory uncertainty is the biggest barrier to investment and announces a new coordination platform.
Consumer authority raids Pettah warehouse, confiscates imported skin-whitening products lacking mandatory labelling.