Sri Lanka Rupee and Bonds Update – 8 Oct 2025
The Sri Lanka rupee opened marginally weaker on Wednesday, dealers said, while bond yields remained broadly steady as a large Treasury bill auction.
The Sri Lanka rupee opened marginally weaker on Wednesday, dealers said, while bond yields remained broadly steady as a large Treasury bill auction.
The Sri Lanka rupee opened flat on Tuesday at 302.42/48 to the US dollar, while government bond yields remained broadly steady as markets.
The Sri Lanka rupee opened at 302.45/55 to the US dollar on Friday as bond yields were broadly steady and equity indices in.
The Sri Lanka rupee opened softer on Thursday at 302.52/55 to the US dollar, from 302.47/53 a day earlier, as local government bond.
The Sri Lanka rupee closed flat at 302.55/60 against the US dollar on Tuesday as local bond yields were broadly steady, with modest.
The Sri Lanka rupee opened weaker against the US dollar on Friday, signaling slight volatility in the foreign exchange market. Meanwhile, government bond.
Sri Lanka bond yields remained steady on Wednesday as the central bank kept policy rates unchanged at 7.75 percent, while the rupee stayed.
The Sri Lanka rupee flat against dollar on Tuesday, with exchange rates showing minimal movement as bond yields stayed broadly steady, according to.
The Sri Lanka rupee strengthened on Monday, opening at 302.10/20 to the US dollar—firmer than Friday’s 302.45/50—as bond yields eased and the Colombo.
The Sri Lanka rupee opened weaker on Friday at 302.10/18 against the US dollar, edging down from 302.05/18 a day earlier, while government.