8 in May 2026. 3. 4 percent in May 2026.
7 percent in April 2026, indicating a continued upward trend in consumer prices. The World Food Programme has been working in Sri Lanka since 1968, supporting communities and helping them move towards recovery and resilience. For more detailed information on the current situation and the work of the WFP, further details are available from the WFP Sri Lanka Country Brief.
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