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SL Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) – February 2025 | Central Bank of Sri Lanka

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Purchasing Managers’ Indices indicate expansions in both Manufacturing and Services activities in February 2025. Sri Lanka Purchasing Managers’ Index for Manufacturing (PMI – Manufacturing) recorded an index value of 56.8 in February 2025, indicating a continued expansion in manufacturing activities. This expansion is attributable to the positive contributions from all sub-indices. FULL TEXT Published Date: Monday, March 17, 2025
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SL Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) – February 2025 | Central Bank of Sri Lanka

Purchasing Managers’ Indices indicate expansions in both Manufacturing and Services activities in February 2025. Sri Lanka Purchasing Managers’ Index for Manufacturing (PMI – Manufacturing) recorded an index value of 56.8 in February 2025, indicating a continued expansion in manufacturing activities. This expansion is attributable to the positive contributions from all sub-indices. FULL TEXT Published Date: Monday, March 17, 2025

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