Sri Lanka’s Yield Curve Eases at Belly-to-Long End on a Weekly Basis
Government bond yields fall up to 60bps weekly at the belly-to-long end of Sri Lanka's curve, even as T-Bill auction yields edge higher.
Government bond yields fall up to 60bps weekly at the belly-to-long end of Sri Lanka's curve, even as T-Bill auction yields edge higher.
Sri Lanka's government securities yield curve eases 10-15bps after Fitch's rating upgrade, even as T-bill auction yields rise.
Sri Lanka's stocks and bonds rally after Fitch's rating upgrade to B-, though foreign investors remain net sellers. Full market snapshot.
ASPI and S&P SL20 eased on thin turnover as the rupee strengthened and short-tenor bond yields declined in today's market session.
Foreign holdings of Sri Lankan government securities dropped to LKR 206.1Bn, ending seven weeks of steady accumulation.
Short and mid-tenor government bond yields fell on buying interest, while 2034 and 2035 maturities saw modest selling pressure.
Foreign investor holdings of Sri Lankan government securities climb 1.31% week-on-week to LKR 213.4 billion amid rising yields.
Government securities yields climb up to 55bps week-on-week, led by 2-year tenor, as T-bill auction rates also rise across all maturities.
Sri Lanka govt securities yields jump sharply this week as T-bill rates and bond yields rise across nearly all tenors amid tighter liquidity.
Credit Shift became a notable feature of Sri Lanka’s financial landscape in July 2026, as private-sector credit expanded by Rs 169.0 billion while.