GDP growth in Sri Lanka slowed in Q3, but this has already been overshadowed by the de-escalation of the political crisis. With further fiscal tightening on the horizon, growth is likely to remain subdued, but the risk that unrest triggers a slump in growth appears to have been averted.
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