Sri Lanka stocks close down 2.41-pct on fuel fears
Sri Lanka stocks close down 2.41-pct amidst fuel fears, reflecting growing investor concern over a potential fuel shortage and its impact on business.
Sri Lanka stocks close down 2.41-pct amidst fuel fears, reflecting growing investor concern over a potential fuel shortage and its impact on business.
Sri Lanka stocks close down, losses seen across sectors, as the Colombo bourse ended Mondayโs trading session in negative territory with broad-based declines.
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Sri Lanka rupee weaker against the US dollar in Thursdayโs spot market as dealers reported mild depreciation despite broadly steady government bond yields.
Sri Lanka rupee strengthened slightly in the spot market on Thursday, even as government bond yields edged up across several maturities, reflecting cautious.
Sri Lanka stocks trend up in midday trade as investors navigated mixed signals from blue-chip counters and banking shares. The Colombo bourse opened.
Sri Lanka rupee remained flat in the spot market on Tuesday, while bond yields were broadly steady across most maturities. Currency stability coincided.
Sri Lanka stocks edged lower on Tuesday as profit-taking in banking counters tempered earlier momentum. The Colombo market closed marginally in the red,.
Sri Lanka rupee opened weaker against the US dollar on Thursday, while government bond yields remained broadly steady. Currency dealers reported mild depreciation.
Sri Lanka stocks closed higher on Wednesday as improving corporate earnings and a steady monetary policy stance encouraged investors, helping the broader market.