Sri Lanka Rupee and Bonds Update – 06 Jan 2026
The Sri Lanka rupee opened slightly weaker against the US dollar on Thursday as bond yields edged marginally higher, reflecting cautious sentiment across
The Sri Lanka rupee opened slightly weaker against the US dollar on Thursday as bond yields edged marginally higher, reflecting cautious sentiment across
Sri Lanka Police housing received a major policy boost after Cabinet approval to acquire 350 apartments from the Harbour View Residencies project in
Sri Lanka power generation cost is set for a significant reduction as the Energy Ministry moves to lower electricity production expenses through competitive
Sri Lanka tourism revenue will come under renewed scrutiny as authorities prepare to launch a leakage survey aimed at determining how much tourist
US Ambassador Julie Chung will depart Sri Lanka on January 16, marking the end of a nearly four-year tenure that coincided with a
Sri Lanka EU grant cooperation deepened as the country signed an €8 million agreement with the European Union to promote environmentally responsible practices
Sri Lanka stocks closed higher on Tuesday as strong buying interest in banking and capital goods counters lifted key indices, pushing the S&P
Stay updated with Central Bank rates to navigate daily currency shifts Currency Buying Rate Selling Rate USD 306.28 313.81 AUD 204.63 213.87 CAD
The Sri Lanka stock market was abruptly halted shortly after opening on Wednesday after an error trade involving newly listed Wealth Trust Securities
The Gold Price in Sri Lanka remained firm on January 7, 2026, reflecting sustained demand and global price stability. Local market rates showed