Frontier Research (Sri Lanka) - Frontier Research Economic Monthly - May 2016

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Frontier Research (Sri Lanka)

Frontier Research Economic Monthly - May 2016

- A staff level agreement for an IMF facility reached in late April, however, strain on financial outflows remain

- On a positive note, Sri Lankaâ€™s government securities are attracting investor inflows after weeks of outflows and sovereign yields have eased from their late-February highs.

- Adverse weather conditions coupled with VAT and NBT revisions to have a material impact on inflation in the coming months

Focus 1 â€“ Falling motor vehicle imports spell trouble for government tax revenue in 2016
Focus 2 â€“ Private sector credit continues to grow despite policy rate hike

25/05/2016 22 EN

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Frontier Research is a provider of economic, industry and company research based in Sri Lanka. Our macro research is used for a variety of purposes, including strategic planning, sales forecasting, risk management, and above all, for investment decision making.

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â€‹Key Takeaways -Foreign investors continue to sell out of government securities. However, a reversal in investor sentiment toward emerging market investments in general and the credit outlook upgrade by Fitch could see a reversal of these outflows. -The planned sovereign bond issue and the syndicated loan could help shore up foreign reserves and improve external finances. -LKR will likely be under pressure until foreign outflows recede and/or foreign funds are raised. However, overall depreciation in the LKR will likely be limited this year â€“ in line with our end 2017 views. Focus â...

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Frontier Research Economic Monthly - May 2016

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