Having emerged from years of civil war, Sri Lanka is in a position to address its long-term economic development and infrastructural regeneration. The country's central bank governor discusses his monetary policy for 2010 and explains how it will work alongside the government's reform plans. Writer Michelle Price
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As Sri Lanka's civil war ends, domestic and global banks are eyeing potential stable investments in a country that has until now attracted a great deal of caution from financiers as a consequence of its long-running conflict. Writer Eric Ellis in Colombo
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