Oil tops $115, Asian stocks fall
Oil tops $115, Asian stocks fall as global markets reacted sharply to escalating conflict in the Middle East, with energy prices surging and.
Oil tops $115, Asian stocks fall as global markets reacted sharply to escalating conflict in the Middle East, with energy prices surging and.
Sri Lanka stocks trend up after Trump announcement, reflecting renewed investor confidence following US President Donald Trump’s pause on Iran infrastructure attacks. The.
Sri Lanka stocks close down 2.41-pct amidst fuel fears, reflecting growing investor concern over a potential fuel shortage and its impact on business.
Sri Lanka stocks close down, losses seen across sectors, as the Colombo bourse ended Monday’s trading session in negative territory with broad-based declines.
Kerner Haus proposes 1-for-70 share subdivision as part of a corporate move to significantly increase the number of shares in issue, subject to.
CSE rebounds strong 2.17% as the Colombo stock market recovered from the previous session’s sharp sell-off, supported by easing global oil prices and.
Panic selling, rising oil prices drive CSE down 3.5% to below 22,000 points as investor sentiment weakened sharply at the start of the.
Sri Lanka stocks edged lower on Tuesday as profit-taking in banking counters tempered earlier momentum. The Colombo market closed marginally in the red,.
Sri Lankan corporate earnings growth is expected to moderate in 2026 as macroeconomic pressures re-emerge, despite a strong stock market rally in 2025..
Sri Lanka rupee bonds recorded their highest level of foreign ownership in over two years after strong offshore buying, highlighting renewed investor confidence.