Sri Lanka Rupee and Bonds Update – 06 Jan 2026
Sri Lanka rupee opens weaker in early trading as the currency slipped marginally against the US dollar while government bond yields edged lower.
Sri Lanka rupee opens weaker in early trading as the currency slipped marginally against the US dollar while government bond yields edged lower.
Sri Lanka rupee edged slightly lower against the US dollar on Monday, reflecting mild market pressure even as bond yields remained largely stable.
Sri Lanka rupee flat at the market open on Wednesday as bond yields remained broadly steady, reflecting cautious sentiment following recent currency depreciation.
Sri Lanka rupee opened slightly weaker against the US dollar on Tuesday as bond yields on shorter maturities edged up, reflecting cautious market.
Sri Lanka rupee opens weaker in early Monday trading, hitting 309.55/65 to the US dollar, as the market reacts to ongoing liquidity management.
Sri Lanka rupee strengthens marginally in Friday trading as the currency recovered slightly in the spot market, while government bond yields edged higher,.
Sri Lanka rupee weaker in early Thursday trading as the local currency slipped marginally against the US dollar, even as domestic government bond.
The Sri Lanka rupee weakened slightly against the US dollar on Tuesday as domestic currency pressures persisted, while government bond yields remained broadly.
Sri Lanka rupee weaker trading conditions persisted at the start of the week as the local currency edged down against the US dollar,.
Sri Lanka rupee gained marginally on Friday, reflecting cautious investor optimism amid ongoing market adjustments. Bond yields fell across maturities, signaling improved sentiment.