Ceylon Chamber Says Budget 2026 Reinforces Policy Stability, Calls for Faster Implementation of Reforms to Achieve Growth Targets The National Budget 2026 maintains a clear trajectory of policy predictability, fiscal consolidation, and disciplined debt management, continuing the stability required for Sri Lanka’s medium-term reform agenda. This consistency is critical for sustaining a transformative growth trajectory that is underpinned by low inflation, stable interest rates and renewed investor confidence. With economic recovery driven primarily by post-crisis consumption growth now moderating, The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce underscores the importance of converting recent fiscal over-performance into productive public investment. Well-directed and well-implemented capital…
18 Ceylon Chamber proposals incorporated to Budget 2026
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