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Economic Policies in an Election Year: Some Inconvenient Arithmetic - Part I
Dr. Sharmini Coorey is a non-resident fellow at Verité Research. She was a former Department Director at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and currently a member of the Presidential Advisory Group on multilateral engagement and debt sustainability advising the Government of Sri Lanka.
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Economic Policies in an Election Year: Some Inconvenient Arithmetic - Part I
Dr. Sharmini Coorey is a non-resident fellow at Verité Research. She was a former Department Director at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and currently a member of the Presidential Advisory Group on multilateral engagement and debt sustainability advising the Government of Sri Lanka.
Featured Insight
Economic Policies in an Election Year: Some Inconvenient Arithmetic - Part I
Dr. Sharmini Coorey is a non-resident fellow at Verité Research. She was a former Department Director at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and currently a member of the Presidential Advisory Group on multilateral engagement and debt sustainability advising the Government of Sri Lanka.
Featured Insight
Economic Policies in an Election Year: Some Inconvenient Arithmetic - Part I
Dr. Sharmini Coorey is a non-resident fellow at Verité Research. She was a former Department Director at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and currently a member of the Presidential Advisory Group on multilateral engagement and debt sustainability advising the Government of Sri Lanka.
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The IMF urged Sri Lanka to enhance social spending and ensure inclusive economic growth while maintaining fiscal discipline and meeting reform targets under its Extended Fund Facility. ...
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Sri Lanka will save $5 billion through reduced interest payments on restructured bilateral debt, with an extended repayment period of 8 years, starting in 2028 and ending in 2043.
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Sri Lanka's Ministry of Finance explained that debt relief measures like maturity extensions and interest rate reductions help reduce future budget deficits and improve the debt-to-GDP ratio. This is key to achieving debt...
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Sri Lanka has signed agreements with China and other creditor nations to restructure approximately US$10 billion in bilateral debt, a significant step towards restoring debt sustainability, according to the IMF. The cou...
2024-06-28
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