Foreign Holdings of Government Securities Decline as Weekly Accumulation Trend Pauses
Foreign holdings of Sri Lankan government securities dropped to LKR 206.1Bn, ending seven weeks of steady accumulation.
Foreign holdings of Sri Lankan government securities dropped to LKR 206.1Bn, ending seven weeks of steady accumulation.
Foreign holdings of Sri Lankan government securities have climbed steadily since late July, even as foreign investors remain net sellers of equities.
Excess liquidity in Sri Lanka's banking system rises to LKR 362.14Bn even as government bond yields climb on selling pressure.
Foreign holdings of Sri Lanka government securities rose 3.98% week-on-week, extending a steady multi-week climb in overseas demand.
Sri Lanka's banking system liquidity rises to LKR 333Bn as secondary bond trading stays subdued and the rupee firms against the dollar.
Banking system liquidity in Sri Lanka rose to LKR 299.5Bn as the rupee appreciated to 334.79 against the US dollar.
Foreign holdings of Sri Lankan government securities rise for a sixth straight week even as equity market outflows persist.
Sri Lanka banking system liquidity climbs to LKR 246.8Bn as foreign holdings of rupee government securities extend weekly gains.
Overnight liquidity in Sri Lanka's banking system fell 19% in a single session to LKR 165.4Bn, even as Treasury yields eased.
Overnight liquidity in Sri Lanka's banking system rose 14% to LKR 204.74bn week-on-week, even as CBSL's GSec holdings stayed broadly flat.