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Govt. signals stronger capital market push in 2027 Budget
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- Daily FT reports that the Government plans to make capital market policies more visible in the 2027 Budget.
- Daily FT reports that Fernando said actions taken in the previous two years had not been widely noticed.
Daily FT reports that Deputy Finance and Planning Minister Anil Jayantha Fernando said the Government’s capital market policies would be more prominent in the 2027 Budget.
Daily FT reports that Fernando acknowledged measures taken over the preceding two years had not been widely visible, prompting some to conclude that the Government had not acted. The report excerpt provides no details of specific measures or further plans.
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