The “Bloomberg Intelligence” analysis institute says that the process of getting rid of the economic crisis faced by Sri Lanka has come to some risk with the upcoming election, and if the government that is elected stops the agreed program of the International Monetary Fund, the country may face a crisis again.
The agency points out that some presidential candidates have declared that they will change the agreements and agreements they have with the International Monetary Fund if they come to power, and that the existing program may become ineffective if they are subjected to such discrimination.
Similarly, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts emphasize that Sri Lanka should continue with the economic reforms in line with the current agreements in order to get out of the current economic crisis. Accordingly, Bloomberg points out that Sri Lanka should complete the related activities in the future according to the existing agreements regarding the restructuring of foreign debt.