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  1. The World Bank and International Monetary Fund jointly launched a $2 billion Country Partnership Framework for Sri Lanka.
  2. The IMF and World Bank track global capital flows in Sri Lanka, while the Board of Investment reports investment data.

The World Bank determined income classifications based on GNI, while the IMF bailout program is central to restoring macroeconomic order in Sri Lanka.

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The World Bank determined income classifications based on GNI, while the IMF bailout program is central to restoring macroeconomic order in Sri Lanka.

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  1. Sri Lanka was ranked alongside Ethiopia in a happiness report, while the World Bank assessed its economic status.Sub-event
  2. The IMF program for Sri Lanka shifted its focus from promoting growth to achieving stabilization.Sub-event
  3. World Bank reclassifies Sri Lanka's income status.1 source
  4. World Bank determines Sri Lanka's income classification while IMF bailout remains key to economic recovery.1 source

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