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At first glance, the indicators of Sri Lanka’s economic revival seem promising. The national currency has strengthened, the gross domestic product (GDP) is slowly recovering, and the government has reported a modest primary budget surplus. These achievements are critical not just for debt management but for genuine repayment capabilities. Furthermore, Sri Lanka has successfully negotiated a $2.9 billion bailout package with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), incorporating critical reforms aimed at stabilizing the economy.