Sri Lanka, Oct. 13 -- Sri Lanka's financial system maintained its structural stability during the first half of 2026, driven by an ongoing economic recovery, improved fiscal performance, and solid capital and liquidity buffers across financial institutions, according to the Financial Stability Review published by the Central Bank (CB) yesterday.Book Beach Resorts

Despite heightened global uncertainty, volatile commodity prices, and localised disruptions such as Cyclone Ditwah, the country's financial network demonstrated notable endurance, absorbing severe external pressures while supporting broader domestic growth.

The steady domestic performance offered a vital cushion against an increasingly unpredictable international environment. R...