We would be wary of reading too much into today’s GDP figures from Sri Lanka,which suggest the economy accelerated sharply in the second quarter. The country’s statistical office has recently rebased its GDP statistics, which are still in the process of being revised, and at the moment lack credibility. The big picture remains that although growth may slow a bit this year, it should gather momentum in 2016.
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