Medium-Term Government Bond Yields Ease Over the Week as Treasury Bill Yields Edge Up
Sri Lanka government bond yields fell up to 15 bps on the week while T-bill yields rose 3-5 bps. See the yield curve.
Sri Lanka government bond yields fell up to 15 bps on the week while T-bill yields rose 3-5 bps. See the yield curve.
T-Bill yields rose across the board at Tuesday's auction, while secondary market bond yields climbed, led by the 2030–2033 maturity segment.
Sri Lanka bond yields ease across the curve on strong secondary market demand; rupee firms, banking liquidity tightens.
Sri Lanka rupee at 336.15/25 to US dollar spot, bond yields edge up as the local currency strengthened marginally against the US dollar.
Yield curve edged slightly higher in Sri Lanka’s secondary bond market as investors trimmed positions ahead of next week’s Treasury bond auction, while.
Sri Lanka rupee at 333/335 to US dollar spot, bond yields steady as Sri Lanka’s foreign exchange and government securities markets remained largely.
Ultra-thin volumes grip secondary market activity as trading remained largely muted, reflecting subdued investor sentiment driven by ongoing geopolitical uncertainties and cautious positioning.
Sri Lanka rupee weaker, bond yields steady as currency markets showed mild depreciation while government securities remained largely stable in Thursday’s trading session..
Secondary market records thin volumes amid emerging selling pressure, reflecting cautious investor sentiment as Sri Lanka’s bond market navigates shifting liquidity conditions and.
Sri Lanka rupee weaker, bond yields edge down as the currency slipped marginally in the spot market while government securities reflected a slight.