The Colombo Stock Exchange began to recover after opening lower following Sri Lanka’s presidential election over the weekend. The All Share Price Index (ASPI) rose by 81.21 points, or 0.74%, reaching 11,047, while the S&P SL20 increased by 1.43%, or 44.27 points, to 3,146, with a turnover of 682 million. Stockbrokers indicated that it’s too
The Colombo Stock Exchange closed lower on Monday, according to data from its site. The broader All Share Index dropped by 1.67 percent, or 191.01 points, closing at 11,251. The more liquid S&P SL20 Index declined by 2.30 percent, or 75.77 points, to close at 3,214. Turnover for the day was 863 million. “We believe
The Colombo Stock Exchange ended Monday’s trading session on a down note, according to data from the exchange’s website. The All Share Index fell by 1.60 percent, or 187.25 points, closing at 11,539, while the more liquid S&P SL20 Index decreased by 2.11 percent, or 72.32 points, finishing at 3,356. Turnover was recorded at 678