Chayu Damsinghe
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Macroeconomics, sovereign debt, and complexity with a narrative and plumbing focus.
But if you look at 2024's data (from CBSL below), this still shows this improvement continuing.
Jan-Sep revenue is on track to hit or exceed the latest IMF target while expenditure is on track to undershoot expectations across recurrent and capital spending.
So it's not just a base effect alone
Jan-Sep revenue is on track to hit or exceed the latest IMF target while expenditure is on track to undershoot expectations across recurrent and capital spending.
So it's not just a base effect alone
November 24, 2024 at 7:49 AM
But if you look at 2024's data (from CBSL below), this still shows this improvement continuing.
Jan-Sep revenue is on track to hit or exceed the latest IMF target while expenditure is on track to undershoot expectations across recurrent and capital spending.
So it's not just a base effect alone
Jan-Sep revenue is on track to hit or exceed the latest IMF target while expenditure is on track to undershoot expectations across recurrent and capital spending.
So it's not just a base effect alone
Overall, it's been large revenue improvements and strong expenditure constraints - both being quite broad based.
Following is from 2nd IMF review
Following is from 2nd IMF review
November 24, 2024 at 7:49 AM
Overall, it's been large revenue improvements and strong expenditure constraints - both being quite broad based.
Following is from 2nd IMF review
Following is from 2nd IMF review