Sri Lanka PMI Manufacturero
Elaborado a partir de una encuesta realizada a 150 empresas manufactureras de Sri Lanka, el Índice de Gerentes de Compras del Sector Manufacturero de Sri Lanka mide los resultados del sector manufacturero. El índice hace un seguimiento de cinco indicadores independientes basados en las siguientes ponderaciones: nuevos pedidos, producción, mano de obra, plazos de entrega de los proveedores y existencias de artículos comprados. El índice de plazos de entrega se invierte para que se mueva en una dirección similar a las demás variables del índice de directores de compras de la industria manufacturera. Un valor superior a 50 indica que el sector manufacturero ha crecido con respecto al mes anterior, un valor inferior a 50 indica que el sector manufacturero ha experimentado un descenso, y un valor igual a 50 sugiere que no hubo cambios.
A higher than expected figure should be seen as positive (bullish) for the LKR while a lower than expected figure should be seen as negative (bearish) for the LKR.
Noticias (LKR)
Sri Lanka Cuts Key Interest Rates By 50 Bps
Sri Lanka's central bank unexpectedly reduced its benchmark rates on Tuesday to support the economic recovery. The Monetary Policy Board of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, led by Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe, decided to cut the Standing Deposit Facility Rate by 50 basis points to 8.50 percent and the Standing Lending Facility Rate to 9.50 percent.
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Sri Lanka Central Bank Slashes Key Rates By 100 Bps
The Central Bank of Sri Lanka lowered its benchmark rates by 100 basis points on Thursday citing faster deceleration of inflation. The Standing Deposit Facility Rate and the Standing Lending Facility Rate were reduced by 100 basis points to 10.00 percent and 11.00 percent, respectively.
RTTNews | hace 222
Sri Lanka Central Bank Keeps Rates Steady Amid Economic Crisis
Sri Lanka's central bank kept its key interest rate unchanged on Wednesday as runaway inflation showed signs of slowdown, and amid the country's negotiations with the International Monetary Fund to secure a $2.9 billion rescue deal to get the economy back on track. The Monetary Board of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka decided to maintain the Standing Deposit Facility Rate at 14.50 percent.
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