Sri Lanka Stocks Tumble for Second Consecutive Day Amid US Tax Imposition
Sri Lanka’s stock market opened sharply lower on Friday, continuing its downward trend for the second consecutive day, with the market shedding over.
Sri Lanka’s stock market opened sharply lower on Friday, continuing its downward trend for the second consecutive day, with the market shedding over.
Sri Lanka’s rupee weakened to 294.30/60 against the US dollar in the spot market on Monday, compared to 293.95/294.15 on Friday, while bond.
Sri Lanka’s rupee opened weaker at 293.30/60 to the US dollar in the spot market, compared to 293.15/40 on Thursday, dealers reported. Meanwhile,.
Sri Lanka’s rupee opened weaker in the spot market on Thursday at 293.15/45 to the US dollar, compared to 293.10/30 on Wednesday. Meanwhile,.
Sri Lanka’s rupee opened weaker at 293.75/294.75 to the US dollar in the spot market on Monday, down from 293.50/294.00 on Friday. Meanwhile,.
Sri Lanka’s rupee depreciated sharply to 292.70/293.00 to the US dollar in the spot market, down from 291.25/50 to the US dollar the.
Sri Lanka’s Colombo Stock Exchange closed on a high note on Monday, with the broader ASPI rising by 2.08 percent, or 295.10 points,.
On 13th December 2024, Sri Lanka’s rupee opened at 290.20/25 against the US dollar, showing a marginal improvement from the previous day’s close.
The Colombo stock market continued its positive momentum for the 12th consecutive day yesterday, with turnover surpassing the Rs. 6 billion mark. The.
Sri Lanka’s rupee remained stable in early trade on Thursday, quoted at 290.22/280 against the US dollar, slightly stronger than the previous day’s.