Sri Lanka Rupee and Bonds Update – 15 sep 2025
Sri Lanka T-bills saw weaker-than-expected demand at the September 17 auction, with Rs54 billion sold from an offered Rs75 billion and yields largely.
Sri Lanka T-bills saw weaker-than-expected demand at the September 17 auction, with Rs54 billion sold from an offered Rs75 billion and yields largely.
The Sri Lanka rupee opened weaker against the US dollar on Monday, while government bond yields remained largely unchanged and the Colombo Stock.
The Sri Lanka rupee strengthened against the US dollar on Friday, showing a firmer trend in currency markets while government bond yields stayed.
The Sri Lanka rupee closed flat at 301.97/302.05 to the US dollar on Tuesday as yields on 2028–2030 government bond tenors inched higher,.
The Sri Lanka rupee opened stronger against the US dollar on Tuesday, reflecting positive market sentiment, while government bond yields saw a slight.
The Sri Lanka rupee weakened slightly against the US dollar on Monday, while government bond yields stayed largely steady, reflecting cautious market sentiment.