Banking System Liquidity Falls LKR 21 Billion to LKR 354 Billion
Banking system liquidity fell 5.7% to LKR 353.98 billion in one session, as LKR 80.9 billion in Treasury bills mature this week.
Banking system liquidity fell 5.7% to LKR 353.98 billion in one session, as LKR 80.9 billion in Treasury bills mature this week.
The ASPI edged up 0.03% to 20,650 as turnover fell below its monthly average. Bond yields, the rupee and banking liquidity in focus.
Sri Lanka's T-bill auction raised LKR 80Bn in phase one, with yields up at every tenor: 3M at 9.25%, 6M at 9.41% and.
Treasury bill auction drew Rs. 144.6 billion in bids for Rs. 60 billion offered, with yields up 1-5 bps. See the yields and.
Sri Lanka government bond yields fell up to 15 bps on the week while T-bill yields rose 3-5 bps. See the yield curve.
Sri Lanka's banking system liquidity rises 24% in a session to LKR 363.87Bn as the rupee appreciates modestly against the US dollar.
Sri Lanka bond yields climbed sharply this week, GDP growth eased to 4.2%, and banking liquidity tightened, while foreign G-Sec inflows continued.
Excess liquidity in Sri Lanka's banking system dropped to LKR 347.55Bn from LKR 381.40Bn, coinciding with a week of higher bond market activity.
Sri Lanka's banking system liquidity rises to LKR 333Bn as secondary bond trading stays subdued and the rupee firms against the dollar.
Excess liquidity in Sri Lanka's banking system climbed to LKR 330.9 billion, extending a multi-week trend as short-term yields continued to ease.