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Sri Lanka upgraded to upper-middle income economy by World Bank

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Sri Lanka upgraded to upper-middle income economy by World Bank
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The World Bank has upgraded Sri Lanka to an upper-middle-income economy following a 5% GDP growth in 2025. This recovery marks a significant turnaround from the nation's 2022 sovereign default and economic collapse.

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It signals a successful stabilization of the Sri Lankan economy after years of severe financial crisis.

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The World Bank has upgraded Sri Lanka's status to an upper-middle-income economy, three years after the island nation faced the worst economic crisis , which pushed the country to the brink of collapse.

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The article relies on official World Bank data and economic indicators to report the upgrade.

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