Colombo Bourse Edges Higher as Capital Goods Sector Dominates Turnover
ASPI and S&P SL20 close higher as a single crossing drives Capital Goods turnover; foreign investors remain net sellers on the CSE.
ASPI and S&P SL20 close higher as a single crossing drives Capital Goods turnover; foreign investors remain net sellers on the CSE.
ASPI dips 0.03% amid thin trading; T-Bill yields ease across the curve as rupee holds steady. Full CSE and fixed income market update..
Sri Lanka stocks close down on Tuesday as the Colombo market extended its losses, with the benchmark index declining amid mixed performances across.
Foreign outflows from Colombo Stock Exchange hit LKR 35.8Bn YTD as overseas investors continue reducing equity exposure in 2026.
ASPI and S&P SL20 close lower amid broad selling as foreign outflows continue; rupee edges up against dollar.
The ASPI declined 147 points on June 30 as geopolitical uncertainty drove a broad equity selloff, while fresh data showed headline inflation accelerating.
The ASPI and S&P SL20 both declined sharply on June 30 as renewed geopolitical concerns drove selling across blue-chip counters, while foreign investors.
The ASPI gained 198 points on June 25 as turnover returned to the monthly average, while the rupee recorded its sharpest single-session decline.
The Colombo Stock Exchange staged a sharp recovery on June 25, reversing two consecutive sessions of losses as retail participation picked up and.
The Colombo Stock Exchange closed weaker on June 24 as selling pressure in key large-cap counters pushed both indices lower, while market turnover.