Colombo Bourse Ends Flat as Turnover Falls Sharply From Previous Session’s Spike
The ASPI edged up 0.03% to 20,650 as turnover fell below its monthly average. Bond yields, the rupee and banking liquidity in focus.
The ASPI edged up 0.03% to 20,650 as turnover fell below its monthly average. Bond yields, the rupee and banking liquidity in focus.
ASPI fell 0.81% to 20,644 as turnover topped LKR 3.1 billion. Treasury yields held steady and the rupee was flat at LKR 330.60.
The ASPI fell 0.33% to 20,813 on turnover of LKR 873 million as foreign investors sold LKR 140 million net. Treasury yields held.
Sri Lanka's current account posted a USD 133.4 million surplus in August, ending four months of deficits, though the year-to-date gap stands at.
The ASPI rose 68 points to end a five-day slide, while Treasury yields held steady and the rupee firmed to LKR 330.70 per.
ASPI slipped 0.02% to 20,813 as CBSL held the policy rate at 8.75%. Turnover hit LKR 1.55Bn, T-bill yields rose and LKR held.
The rupee slipped about 0.4% to LKR 330.35 per US dollar. See what the move means for importers, exporters and SMEs.
ASPI slipped 0.14% to 21,037 on turnover of Rs. 815 million, well below average. See foreign flows, bond yields and the rupee.
Sri Lanka's banking system liquidity rises 24% in a session to LKR 363.87Bn as the rupee appreciates modestly against the US dollar.
Sri Lanka's stocks and bonds rally after Fitch's rating upgrade to B-, though foreign investors remain net sellers. Full market snapshot.