Central Bank of Sri Lanka - Annual Report 2004

According to the Central Bank of Sri Lanka's Annual Report 2004, Sri Lanka's economy registered an annual growth of 5.4 per cent in the real Gross Domestic Product in 2004.

The growth of over 5 per cent is a reflection of the economy's resilience to the many adverse shocks the country had to face during the year - the surge in international oil prices, a severe drought in the early part and the floods later on in the year and finally, the tsunami disaster. The growth was largely supported by the

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