Banking System Liquidity Climbs Amid Quiet Secondary Bond Trading
Sri Lanka's banking system liquidity rises to LKR 333Bn as secondary bond trading stays subdued and the rupee firms against the dollar.
Sri Lanka's banking system liquidity rises to LKR 333Bn as secondary bond trading stays subdued and the rupee firms against the dollar.
Sri Lanka's banking system liquidity contracts to LKR 278.51 billion as T-bill yields ease and foreign holdings of government debt rise.
Sri Lanka's 91-day T-bill yield drops 22bps as short-term rates continue to ease across all auction tenors. Full results and analysis.
ASPI and S&P SL20 edge up as T-bill yields drop across tenors and the rupee firms against the dollar. Colombo market snapshot.
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CSE closes lower on profit-taking as foreign outflows continue; T-bill yields fall sharply at auction and rupee firms against the dollar.
Short-term Treasury bill yields drop over 20bps at auction as banking system liquidity contracts, with mixed moves across the bond curve.
The LKR firms against the US dollar as banking system liquidity rises, coinciding with a broader decline in government security yields.
Treasury bill yields decline 18-33bps across all three tenors at Sri Lanka's latest auction, extending a broader drop in government rates.
Sri Lanka's government security yields drop 25-45bps week-on-week across the curve, with T-bill auction rates also declining.