Capital Goods Sector Dominates Trading as Colombo Bourse Turnover Stays Below Average
Capital Goods sector drives 27% of CSE turnover as ASPI rises modestly on trading volumes well below the monthly average.
Capital Goods sector drives 27% of CSE turnover as ASPI rises modestly on trading volumes well below the monthly average.
ASPI gains modestly as Treasury yields climb across the curve and the rupee eases against the dollar in Colombo trading.
CSE turnover falls 44% below average as ASPI and S&P SL20 close lower again; foreign outflows continue amid rate concerns.
ASPI and S&P SL20 close lower as CSE turnover drops 44% below average; rupee eases and Treasury yields tick higher.
Food, Beverage & Tobacco stocks made up 48% of Colombo Stock Exchange turnover Tuesday, as overall trading stayed a third below the monthly.
ASPI slips 0.61% on thin turnover as T-Bill yields rise across all tenors and the LKR softens against the dollar. Full Colombo market.
ASPI and S&P SL20 both closed lower as CSE turnover fell 36.5% below the monthly average and foreign investors posted a net outflow.
ASPI ticks up on thin trading as Sri Lanka's Treasury raises LKR 150 billion via T-Bonds and secondary market yields rise.
ASPI and S&P SL20 slip 0.5% as banking counters account for 41% of turnover; foreign investors turn modest net buyers.
ASPI and S&P SL20 fall 0.5% as banking stocks lead thin trading; bond yields firm ahead of Thursday's Treasury auction.