Sri Lanka will seek more trade to ease economic crisis

The government aims to finalise further free trade agreements to bolster the country’s exports

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Greek banks’ profitability will be fragile into 2019

Greek banking sector comes under renewed pressure over fears it may be overwhelmed by non-performing loans (NPLs)

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The dollar has weakened recently, relieving indebted emerging markets but a US rate hike today could renew its rise

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Central European currencies are remarkably stable and stock markets are gaining strongly despite EM bear market

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Loan acquisitions, closures and tougher new laws should help the banking sector put the 2013 crisis behind it

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Despite historic strengths and ongoing foreign investment, the sector’s maturation presents new risks

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After long delays, the justice ministry has faced an overhaul and new commercial courts are being established

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The Jackson Hole discussions will probably not start major market movements but will remind investors of risks ahead

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Policymakers' narrow focus on improving goods trade ignores the importance of financial flows to US economic activity

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Figures suggests the country is the fastest-growing large economy, but risks abound

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