Foreign Investors Extend Year-to-Date Outflow From Colombo Stocks
Daily foreign selling was modest, but year-to-date outflows from Colombo equities have climbed to nearly LKR 55 billion.
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Daily foreign selling was modest, but year-to-date outflows from Colombo equities have climbed to nearly LKR 55 billion.
Colombo's ASPI eased as turnover fell 51% below the monthly average, with banking counters leading a subdued trading session.
T-bill yields fell across all maturities at the weekly auction as long-end bond yields also dropped sharply amid rising liquidity.
ASPI eased on thin turnover while T-bill yields dropped across all tenors and the rupee firmed against the dollar. Full market snapshot.
ASPI and S&P SL20 closed lower on thin turnover, while Treasury bill yields fell across all tenors and the rupee firmed slightly.
CSE turnover dropped to LKR 1.54Bn, nearly half the monthly average, as ASPI and S&P SL20 closed lower amid thin retail participation.
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.
CSE closes lower on profit-taking as foreign outflows continue; T-bill yields fall sharply at auction and rupee firms against the dollar.
Capital Goods sector tops CSE turnover as a single JKH crossing drives volume higher, though overall market activity stays below average.
Short-term Treasury bill yields drop over 20bps at auction as banking system liquidity contracts, with mixed moves across the bond curve.