Banking System Liquidity Tightens as Excess Funds Decline
Sri Lanka's banking system liquidity falls to LKR 317.84Bn, extending a multi-session decline amid rising government securities yields.
Sri Lanka's banking system liquidity falls to LKR 317.84Bn, extending a multi-session decline amid rising government securities yields.
Sri Lanka govt securities yields jump sharply this week as T-bill rates and bond yields rise across nearly all tenors amid tighter liquidity.
Sri Lanka's banking system liquidity contracts to LKR 278.51 billion as T-bill yields ease and foreign holdings of government debt rise.
The LKR firms against the US dollar as banking system liquidity rises, coinciding with a broader decline in government security yields.
Sri Lankan government securities yields ease up to 40bps week-on-week as banking system liquidity expands and foreign holdings climb.
Sri Lanka banking system liquidity climbs to LKR 246.8Bn as foreign holdings of rupee government securities extend weekly gains.
Sri Lanka's overnight banking liquidity jumps to LKR 218Bn as the rupee holds steady against the dollar. What it means for funding costs.