Sri Lanka Rupee and Bonds Update – 07 Jan 2026
The Sri Lanka rupee edged weaker against the US dollar as midweek trading reflected cautious market sentiment and stable bond yields. Analysts continued.
The Sri Lanka rupee edged weaker against the US dollar as midweek trading reflected cautious market sentiment and stable bond yields. Analysts continued.
The Sri Lanka rupee weakened slightly against the US dollar on Tuesday as domestic currency pressures persisted, while government bond yields remained broadly.
The Sri Lanka rupee weaker trend returned to the currency market on Thursday as the local unit slipped further against the US dollar..
The Sri Lanka rupee steady trend continued on Monday as the currency opened flat against the US dollar while government bond yields edged.
Sri Lanka rupee movements drew renewed attention on Tuesday as the currency slipped slightly against the US dollar while government bond yields edged.
The Sri Lanka rupee weaker trend continued on Monday as the currency opened sharply lower against the US dollar. Dealers noted renewed pressure.
The Sri Lanka rupee weaker trend continued on Thursday as the currency slipped slightly against the US dollar amid steady bond yields. Market.
The Sri Lanka rupee continued to show mild weakness against the US dollar on Monday as financial markets opened cautiously. Bond yields remained.
The Sri Lanka rupee remained stable against the US dollar on Friday, showing signs of resilience, while government bond yields on shorter tenors.
The Sri Lanka rupee weakened slightly against the US dollar on Thursday, reflecting mild market pressure, while government bond yields held steady across.