Sri Lanka Bond Yields Decline Amid Stable Rupee
Sri Lanka’s bond yields saw a decline on Tuesday: The decline in yields indicates a shift in investor sentiment, with bond prices rising.
Sri Lanka’s bond yields saw a decline on Tuesday: The decline in yields indicates a shift in investor sentiment, with bond prices rising.
The gold prices in Sri Lanka as of 14th February 2025 are as follows: Gold Unit Gold Price Gold Ounce Rs. 870,009.00 24.
Sri Lanka’s bond yields saw a slight decline on Thursday, with key maturities reflecting minor downward adjustments. The 15.12.2026 bond was quoted at.
As of February 10, 2025, gold prices in Sri Lanka have been updated, with the 22-carat 8-gram (1 pawn) gold rate standing at.
Sri Lanka’s bond yields were mostly stable on Friday, with slight fluctuations across different maturities. A bond maturing on 15.12.2026 was quoted at.
The Colombo stock market experienced a dramatic downturn, with Rs. 188 billion wiped off its value in the largest intraday drop in over.
Gold prices in Sri Lanka saw a slight increase as of 30th January 2025. The price of 22 Carat 8 Grams (1 Pawn).
Sri Lanka’s state-owned enterprises (SOEs) could either remain under state ownership or be privatized, according to Peter Breuer, International Monetary Fund (IMF) Mission.
Sri Lanka’s bond yields saw a slight decline on Wednesday as the market responded to an ongoing auction of 155,000 million rupees worth.
A plain sovereign bond with a 4.0% coupon maturing in 2028 was quoted at around 6.0% in its first week of trading, according.