Sri Lanka Stocks Rise as Earnings Lift Market Mood
Sri Lanka stocks closed higher on Wednesday as improving corporate earnings and a steady monetary policy stance encouraged investors, helping the broader market.
Sri Lanka stocks closed higher on Wednesday as improving corporate earnings and a steady monetary policy stance encouraged investors, helping the broader market.
The Sri Lanka rupee opened slightly stronger against the US dollar on Thursday, signalling tentative stability after weeks of pressure, while government bond.
Sri Lanka stocks ended Thursday’s trading session slightly higher as the benchmark All Share Price Index inched past its previous peak, reflecting cautious.
Sri Lanka rupee opened slightly weaker against the US dollar on Monday, extending a recent depreciating trend as government bond yields remained largely.
The Colombo Stock Exchange closed in positive territory as renewed buying interest in leading banking stocks lifted key indices, pushing daily turnover above.
The Sri Lanka rupee opened slightly weaker against the US dollar on Thursday as bond yields edged marginally higher, reflecting cautious sentiment across.
Sri Lanka rupee edged slightly lower against the US dollar on Monday, reflecting mild market pressure even as bond yields remained largely stable.
Sri Lanka stocks ended sharply lower on Monday as persistent selling pressure on Colombo Dockyard shares weighed heavily on market sentiment. Thin holiday-season.
The Sri Lanka rupee weakened in early trading Thursday, opening at 304.75/85 to the US dollar in the spot market, slightly softer than.