Sri Lanka Rupee and Bonds Update – 02 feb 2026
Sri Lanka rupee opened slightly weaker against the US dollar on Monday as recent depreciation pressures persisted, while government bond yields remained broadly.
Sri Lanka rupee opened slightly weaker against the US dollar on Monday as recent depreciation pressures persisted, while government bond yields remained broadly.
Sri Lanka rupee bonds recorded their highest level of foreign ownership in over two years after strong offshore buying, highlighting renewed investor confidence.
Sri Lanka rupee opened firmer on Friday as the currency recovered modestly after weeks of depreciation, while bond yields and equity markets showed.
The Sri Lanka rupee opened slightly stronger against the US dollar on Thursday, signalling tentative stability after weeks of pressure, while government bond.
The Sri Lanka rupee weakened marginally in Thursday’s spot market as government bond yields eased across several shorter and mid-tenor maturities, reflecting cautious.
Sri Lanka rupee traded marginally stronger against the US dollar on Wednesday as government bond yields remained broadly steady, reflecting cautious market sentiment.
Sri Lanka rupee weaker against the US dollar on Monday as recent depreciation trends continued in the spot market, while domestic government bond.
Sri Lanka rupee depreciation has re-emerged at a moment when economic growth is cautiously returning, raising serious concerns about monetary direction, institutional discipline,.
Sri Lanka rupee depreciation accelerated in December 2025 as the central bank’s foreign exchange operations reshaped liquidity conditions. Official data show large-scale dollar.
Sri Lanka rupee opened slightly weaker against the US dollar on Monday, extending a recent depreciating trend as government bond yields remained largely.