Sri Lanka Stocks Climb on Financial Sector Gains
Sri Lanka stocks extended their upward momentum on Thursday, supported by strong performances in the financial sector. Investors showed renewed interest in bank.
Sri Lanka stocks extended their upward momentum on Thursday, supported by strong performances in the financial sector. Investors showed renewed interest in bank.
The Sri Lanka rupee opened weaker against the US dollar on Friday, signaling slight volatility in the foreign exchange market. Meanwhile, government bond.
The Sri Lanka rupee strengthened on Monday, opening at 302.10/20 to the US dollar—firmer than Friday’s 302.45/50—as bond yields eased and the Colombo.
The Sri Lanka growth story is gaining momentum, with Asia Frontier Capital Fund Manager Ruchir Desai highlighting reforms, political stability and tourism recovery.
The Sri Lanka rupee opened weaker on Friday at 302.10/18 against the US dollar, edging down from 302.05/18 a day earlier, while government.
The Sri Lanka rupee opened weaker against the US dollar on Monday, while government bond yields remained largely unchanged and the Colombo Stock.
The Sri Lanka rupee opened stronger against the US dollar on Tuesday, reflecting positive market sentiment, while government bond yields saw a slight.