Sri Lanka's garments sector is pinning its hopes on further discussions with the U.S. government after Donald Trump's ...

Sri Lanka expects to continue negotiations with the US after President Donald Trump’s decision to reduce tariffs on the ...

COLOMBO (Reuters) -Distress is in store for Sri Lanka's garments sector if the island nation is unable to clinch a tariff ...

The new tariff rates threatened in the letters Trump shared Wednesday are similar to those he announced on what the White ...

The apparel industry yesterday expressed concern over the 30% tariff proposed by the US, its biggest market. ..

Sri Lankas opposition condemns the governments lackluster response to a 30 per cent US Tariff, warning of severe disruption to the garment sector and urging urgent diplomatic engagement.

Sri Lanka's garment manufacturers have said higher tariffs — on top of existing customs duties reaching 25 per cent — could ...

The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce yesterday described the proposed 30% tax on Sri Lankan imports to the US as opposed to 44% mooted earlier was a “significant step.” ..

Earlier, Trump sent letters to six countries, including Algeria, Brunei, Philippines, Iraq, Libya and Moldova. The 30% Sri ...

The impact is expected to be sharper for Sri Lanka, where 21 percent—or $618 million—of its $2.98 billion exports to the US ...