COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (June 4, 2024) – The Sri Lankan rupee opened flat against the US dollar on Tuesday, continuing a trend of relative stability in the foreign exchange market. The opening rate was 301.95/302.05 per dollar, unchanged from the previous day’s closing rate. Bond yields also exhibited minimal movement. A bond maturing on December
Sri Lanka’s rupee opened with minimal movement on Friday, hovering around 301.75/80 per US dollar. This is a slight change from the previous day’s closing rate of 301.85/90. Bond Yields Mixed The bond market also saw mixed signals. While some bonds like the one maturing on December 15th, 2026, remained stable at 9.70/80 percent, others
The Sri Lankan rupee opened stronger against the US dollar, starting at 297.10/20 compared to the previous day’s close of 297.95/298.10, according to dealers. Bond market indicators showed some fluctuations: a bond maturing on 15.12.2026 was quoted lower at 11.30/34 percent, down from 11.30/40 percent; while a bond maturing on 15.09.2027 was quoted down at