Sri Lanka’s GDP grew strongly in the third quarter of 2011, following a rapid expansion in all of the main sectors of the economy. Rapid growth reduces the immediate urgency for interest rate cuts. But with inflation continuing to trend downwards, and external risks increasing, monetary policy loosening is likely next year.
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