Treasury Bill Yields Fall Across All Tenors as 12-Month Rate Dips Below 10%
Sri Lanka's Treasury bill yields eased across all tenors at the weekly auction, with the 12-month rate returning below 10% for the first.
Sri Lanka's Treasury bill yields eased across all tenors at the weekly auction, with the 12-month rate returning below 10% for the first.
Short-term Treasury bill yields drop over 20bps at auction as banking system liquidity contracts, with mixed moves across the bond curve.
Sri Lanka's government security yields drop 25-45bps week-on-week across the curve, with T-bill auction rates also declining.
Sri Lanka's 3-month T-bill yield fell 33bps to 9.44% as the PDMO fully subscribed its LKR 140Bn weekly auction.
Sri Lankan government securities yields ease up to 40bps week-on-week as banking system liquidity expands and foreign holdings climb.
Foreign investors posted a LKR 2.36bn net outflow on the CSE, pushing YTD foreign selling past LKR 52bn, even as local turnover rose.
T-bill rates decline at auction as secondary market bond yields ease up to 35bps week-on-week; foreign holdings of rupee bonds climb.
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T-bill yields eased across the curve with 6-month rates down 22bps at auction and 28bps in secondary trading. Liquidity tightened.
Sri Lanka's 3-7Y bond yields fell up to 30bps week-on-week while the 10-year tenor rose 30bps, marking a sharp curve divergence.